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Re: Is this possible? <More Info>
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Don Weeks |
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Re: Is this possible? <More Info> |
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Tue, 04 Dec 2001 19:44:05 -0600 |
At 07:17 PM 12/4/2001 -0600, Don Weeks wrote:
Here is what I need to be able to do. (As background, I am used to
ClearCase and have not had much experience with CVS.) I need to capture
the filename and user name for each file committed to a repository so that
later, I can use this data to tag exactly that file version later. This is
how I have maintained build baselines in the past and track exactly which
files were added. I know I can script against commitinfo but it looks like
I will not get enough info on the file to go back and tag it later.
A little more info -- What I would be doing is applying an rtag to files in
the repository. Then I would checkout these files plus those from the
previous baseline to create a new baseline. I would then build these files.
These files that get rtagged would be those files approved for this build
and not necessarily the latest versions checked in.
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- Is this possible?, Don Weeks, 2001/12/04
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