To get all my commits I came up with the following from reading around forums and reference sites:
cvs log -N -S -rI have no idea what all the options mean, but the "-w" are my commits and "-r" is the branch I am getting the log history on. An important point here is you will note I am feeding standard out to a file because this command prints all kinds of warning information I don't care about to the standard error stream.-w > branch.log
The file will show something like this as a result:
RCS file: %FULL PATH FILE NAME IN REPO%,v Working file: %FULL PATH FILE NAME ON FILE SYSTEM% head: 1.70 branch: locks: strict access list: keyword substitution: kv total revisions: 77; selected revisions: 1 description: ---------------------------- revision 1.67.4.1 date: 2012-03-21 10:18:43 -0400; author: %USERNAME%; state: Exp; lines: +4 -2; commitid: hhCEg6Vtn6C46LXv; %COMMIT COMMENT HERE% =============================================================================The key to finding my changes per ticket is in my "%COMMIT COMMENT HERE%" portion where I prefix my comments with the ticket as a standard.
This literally took me like 4 hours to put together due to my desperate attempt to find a solution working within Eclipse. Once I gave up on that, I started looking at a command line reference.
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