UsageSummarizingThis summarizes your changes: % cvsdelta You may specify directories, as well: % cvsdelta util doc ExecutingThis adds and removes the pertinent files: % cvsdelta --execute As with the summarizing example, you may also specify directories with executing: % cvsdelta -e util doc DocumentationThe man page, as HTML, may be viewed here. ExamplesThe following is an example of a minimal session with cvsdelta, showing the summarizing and the execution functionality. summary of changes~/bin% cvsdelta
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total added changed deleted file
======= ======= ======= ======= ====================
82 82 0 0 + amort
9 5 4 0 * burnrpm
13 1 12 0 * cardiff
8 0 8 0 * cr
99 99 0 0 + drjruby
105 44 54 7 * dspeptic
7 1 6 0 * hierfind.rb
116 116 0 0 + maze
11 11 0 0 + mk
31 10 21 0 * mkfix
74 11 36 27 * sfstats
1 0 1 0 * sigrand
377 377 0 0 + synx
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933 757 142 34 Total
execution of changes~/bin% cvsdelta --execute
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total added changed deleted file
======= ======= ======= ======= ====================
82 82 0 0 + amort
9 5 4 0 * burnrpm
13 1 12 0 * cardiff
8 0 8 0 * cr
99 99 0 0 + drjruby
105 44 54 7 * dspeptic
7 1 6 0 * hierfind.rb
116 116 0 0 + maze
11 11 0 0 + mk
31 10 21 0 * mkfix
74 11 36 27 * sfstats
1 0 1 0 * sigrand
377 377 0 0 + synx
------- ------- ------- ------- --------------------
933 757 142 34 Total
EXECUTING COMMANDS
ADDs
cvs add "drjruby" "maze" "amort" "mk" "synx"
cvs add: use 'cvs commit' to add these files permanently
DELETEs
~/bin% cvs commit -m "Comment here."
RCS file: /home/cvs/bin/amort,v
done
Checking in amort;
/home/cvs/bin/amort,v <-- amort
initial revision: 1.1
done
... more CVS output ...
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