On Fri, Aug 21, 2009 at 11:18:59AM +0100 I heard the voice of
Aaron Sloman, and lo! it spake thus:
>
> 'mnt log' tells me that files changed since 2007 are:
But really, you don't want changes since 2007. You want changes since
the 3.8a release. There are changes since then that were in 2007.
I attached a log since 3.8a a few messages back
(<http://tigerdyr.wheel.dk/ctwm-archive/2172.html>, attachment link at
the bottom). That was just generated by.... grub in shell
history...
% mtn log --no-merges --no-graph --to t:ctwm-3.8a > ctwm.log
That pulls the log, skipping merge revs[0] and not drawing the
ASCII-art ancestry graph[1], starting from the tip (e.g., the latest
revision; implicit in running log), and running to the rev identified
by tag 'ctwm-3.8a'.
("ctwm-3.8a" is a tag that was set on what AFAIK is the revision that
was thrown into a tarball and called 3.8a. I didn't bother actually
verifying that that's the case, but I'll take Richard's word for it
for the purpose of pulling that list).
This is why you use a VCS after all 8-}
[0] In mtn, this can make sense sometimes (like in this list), since
the merge rev doesn't tell you anything about what's changed that
wasn't already communicated by the revs merged; it only tells you
when things were merged together. This isn't necessarily the same
in other DVCSen of course.
[1] Purely wasted space for the purpose of building that list after
all.
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