I am trying to find an easy way to see what files I have modified in my checked out code by running either cvs update or cvs status and limiting the output to the files I have modified.
我试图通过运行cvs update或cvs status并将输出限制为我修改过的文件,找到一种简单的方法来查看我在已检出代码中修改了哪些文件。
I started by doing variations on:
我开始做变种:
cvs update | grep "M " // this did nothing useful.
cvs update | grep -e "M " * // this got me all the files that had "M " in them.
in order to only get the lines that have the M for modified. That did not work.
为了只获得具有修改的M的行。那没用。
Someone suggested:
cvs status -v | grep Locally // -v prints the verbose status to ouput
and that also did not have the expected results. Is grep the correct tool to be using here?
而这也没有预期的结果。 grep是在这里使用的正确工具吗?
Thanks!
1 个解决方案
#1
Try cvs update 2>&1 | ... IIRC, the log output of cvs is to stderr, not stdout, so the pipe doesn't catch that by default.
尝试cvs update 2>&1 | ... IIRC,cvs的日志输出是stderr,而不是stdout,所以默认情况下管道没有捕获到它。
#1
Try cvs update 2>&1 | ... IIRC, the log output of cvs is to stderr, not stdout, so the pipe doesn't catch that by default.
尝试cvs update 2>&1 | ... IIRC,cvs的日志输出是stderr,而不是stdout,所以默认情况下管道没有捕获到它。