有没有办法从命令行获取简短的 CVS 状态？

发布于 2024-07-06 16:13:55 字数 593 浏览 6 评论 0原文

在执行cvs更新时，您会得到存储库状态的一个很好的摘要，例如：

M src/file1.txt
M src/file2.txt
C src/file3.txt
A src/file4.txt
? src/file5.txt

有没有办法在不实际更新的情况下获得此信息？我知道有 cvs status，但这是一种冗长的方式：

===================================================================
File: file6.txt        Status: Up-to-date

Working revision:    1.2
Repository revision: 1.2     /var/cvs/cvsroot/file6.txt,v
Sticky Tag:          (none)
Sticky Date:         (none)
Sticky Options:      (none)

我当然可以制作一个脚本来进行从后者到前者的转换，但这似乎是浪费时间，因为 cvs 显然可以产生前者。

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When doing a cvs update, you get a nice summary of the state of the repository, for example:

M src/file1.txt
M src/file2.txt
C src/file3.txt
A src/file4.txt
? src/file5.txt

Is there a way to get this without actually updating? I know there is cvs status, but this is way to verbose:

===================================================================
File: file6.txt        Status: Up-to-date

Working revision:    1.2
Repository revision: 1.2     /var/cvs/cvsroot/file6.txt,v
Sticky Tag:          (none)
Sticky Date:         (none)
Sticky Options:      (none)

I could of course make a script to do the transformation from the latter to the former, but it seems a waste of time since cvs can obviously produce the former.

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还给你自由 2024-07-13 16:13:55

您可以使用 -n 标志来获取更新输出，而无需实际更新文件。您还可以添加 -q（安静）来抑制任何服务器消息。

cvs -q -n update

You can use the -n flag to get the update output without actually updating the files. You can also add -q (quiet) to suppress any server messages.

cvs -q -n update

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等待我真够勒 2024-07-13 16:13:55

@jmcnamara：好提示！

一直以来我一直在使用这个 bash 脚本：

cvs -q status "$@" | grep '^[?F]' | grep -v 'Up-to-date'

@jmcnamara: Good tip!

And all this time I've been using this bash script:

cvs -q status "$@" | grep '^[?F]' | grep -v 'Up-to-date'

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赤濁 2024-07-13 16:13:55

我有一些别名，可能对某人有用：

alias cvsstatus_command='cvs -q status | grep "^[?F]" | grep -v "Up-to-date" | \
    grep -v "\.so" | grep -v "\.[c]*project"'

alias cvsstatus_color='nawk '"'"'BEGIN \
    { \
        arr["Needs Merge"] = "0;31"; \
        arr["Needs Patch"] = "1;31"; \
        arr["conflicts"] = "1;33"; \
        arr["Locally Modified"] = "0;33"; \
        arr["Locally Added"] = "0;32" \
    } \
    { \
        l = $0; \
        for (pattern in arr) { \
            gsub(".*" pattern ".*", "\033[" arr[pattern] "m&\033[0m", l); \
        } \
        print l; \
    }'"'"

alias cvsstatus='cvsstatus_command | cvsstatus_color'

这将仅显示文件名及其状态，忽略所有最新文件，删除所有 Eclipse 项目文件和共享对象，并且还会以不同的方式打印行颜色，取决于状态（例如，我有橙色表示本地修改；红色表示文件，需要合并；绿色表示本地添加等）

I have some aliases, that may be useful for somebody:

alias cvsstatus_command='cvs -q status | grep "^[?F]" | grep -v "Up-to-date" | \
    grep -v "\.so" | grep -v "\.[c]*project"'

alias cvsstatus_color='nawk '"'"'BEGIN \
    { \
        arr["Needs Merge"] = "0;31"; \
        arr["Needs Patch"] = "1;31"; \
        arr["conflicts"] = "1;33"; \
        arr["Locally Modified"] = "0;33"; \
        arr["Locally Added"] = "0;32" \
    } \
    { \
        l = $0; \
        for (pattern in arr) { \
            gsub(".*" pattern ".*", "\033[" arr[pattern] "m&\033[0m", l); \
        } \
        print l; \
    }'"'"

alias cvsstatus='cvsstatus_command | cvsstatus_color'

This will display only file names and their status, ignore all up-to-date files, remove all eclipse project files and shared objects and will also print the lines in different colors, depending on the status (for example, I have orange for locally modified; red for files, needing merge; green for locally added, etc)

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