Unix in a Nutshell, 4th Edition

Name

rlog

Synopsis

cvs [cvs-options] rlog [options] files ...

The rlog command is a remote version of the log command. rlog works without a sandbox and requires a file, directory, or module name from the repository. See also log.

Synonym: rl.

Standard subcommand option: -l.

Options

-b

Provide information only about the revisions or a file on the default branch, normally the highest branch on the trunk.

-d dates

Provide information only on revisions of a file that were checked in on or between the dates or times provided. Date formats are listed in the earlier section "Dates.” More than one date range can be given; ranges must be separated by semicolons. Date ranges are the same as for the log command; see log.

-h

Print only the header information, not the description, log messages, or revision information.

-N

Do not list the tags (the symbolic names).

-r[ revisions ]

Provide information only on revisions in the ranges provided. More than one revision range can be given; ranges must be separated by commas. There must be no space between the -r and its argument. If no range is provided, the latest revision on the default branch, normally the trunk, is used. The possible values for revisions are the same as for log, see log.

-R

Display the name of the repository copy of the file only.

-s states

Display only revisions with states that match one of the states in the comma-separated list.

-S

Do not display header information of a file if there are no revisions to display.

-t

Print only the ...