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Re: find commits of a user
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David Tyler |
Subject: |
Re: find commits of a user |
Date: |
Tue, 10 Oct 2006 07:24:27 -0600 |
Providing you have history enabled, the "cvs history" command should be
able to provide you with a list of changes. Something along the
following:
cvs history -c -D <Date prior to bad checkin> -u <User ID>
With date in a cvs recognizable form such as "2006-09-30"
- Dave
>>> Tobias Wagner <address@hidden> 10/10/2006 04:16 AM >>>
Hi Pierre,
thanks for your answer.
>> Someone checked in bullshit and now I need to find out where :-(
>
> If the bullshit hasn't yet been corrected,
> cvs annotate bad_file
Yes, but the problem is, that I don't know which files. I need to
determine the files, where he checked stuff in. And then I can use
annotate to find out what exactly he has done.
Tobi
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