Re: [Gnu-arch-users] feature request(?): file-history command.

[Paul LeoNerd Evans]

On Thu, 12 May 2005 10:56:31 +0200
Matthieu Moy <address@hidden> wrote:

> Is it possible to get the list of revisions that modified a particular
> file with tla or baz?

I have a perl script implementation; it tracks renames and the like. It's
part of an ever-growing set of perl wrappers; it looks like:

  $ tla-whichchanges src/irc/send.c
  * searching log history for changes to src/irc/send.c
  M  src/irc/connsend.c [pfjirc--main--0.4--patch-4]
  M  src/irc/connsend.c [pfjirc--main--0.4--patch-7]
  => src/irc/connsend.c src/irc/send.c [pfjirc--main--0.4--patch-8]
  M  src/irc/send.c [pfjirc--main--0.4--patch-10]

(takes the standard set of -s / -D / -c flags to print a full description
of the patch if necessary).

If there's enough interest I shall probably make my perl scripts
available on my website; currently there's not much documentation on what
does what, so it's quite raw...

I have also been doing bits of baz development work; I might move it over
to a baz-native code implementation at some stage...

-- 
Paul "LeoNerd" Evans

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