Arthur Barrett
2013-06-21 08:31:02 UTC
Mark,
If you are using CVSNT (runs on linux/apple/hpux/windows) and have the
audit database running, just use an sql query on sessionlog or
commitlog.
If you have an older CVS and have the history file switched on then you
can use 'cvs history'.
Otherwise you can use 'cvs rlog' to look for recent commits to a
module/project.
Regards,
Arthur
If you are using CVSNT (runs on linux/apple/hpux/windows) and have the
audit database running, just use an sql query on sessionlog or
commitlog.
If you have an older CVS and have the history file switched on then you
can use 'cvs history'.
Otherwise you can use 'cvs rlog' to look for recent commits to a
module/project.
Regards,
Arthur
-----Original Message-----
org] On Behalf Of Mark Lybarger
Sent: 01 June 2013 00:22
Subject: how to find dead projects
we have a cvs repository in use. it's been around for about
10 years. i'm
looking to find a way to identify projects that haven't had
commits since a
certain date. any insights would be appreciated.
thanks,
-mark-
org] On Behalf Of Mark Lybarger
Sent: 01 June 2013 00:22
Subject: how to find dead projects
we have a cvs repository in use. it's been around for about
10 years. i'm
looking to find a way to identify projects that haven't had
commits since a
certain date. any insights would be appreciated.
thanks,
-mark-