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CVS
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M Report on records of files that were modified (a sandbox
revision added to the repository).
O Report on records of files that were checked out.
R Report on records of files that were removed from the
repository.
T Report on records of files that were rtagged.
U Report on records of files updated in a sandbox file with
no merge required.
W Report on records of files deleted from a sandbox during
an update because they were no longer active in the
repository.
-z timezone
Produce output and convert times to the specified timezone.
The time zone can be a recognized abbreviation such as EST,
or it can be given as an offset of UTC. Time zones are listed in
the earlier section “Time Zones.”
Example
$ cvs history
O 2002-10-03 08:33 +0000 arnold wizzard/src =wizmain=
<remote>/*
O 2002-10-03 09:12 +0000 arnold wizzard =wizmake=
<remote>/*
O 2002-10-03 09:12 +0000 arnold wizzard/src =wiztest=
<remote>/*
O 2002-10-25 08:58 +0000 arnold wizzard =wizzard=
<remote>/*
import
cvs [cvs-options] import [options] project-name vendor-tag
release-tag
Create a new project in the repository, or manage vendor branches.
To create a new project, lay out the project structure and any initial
files. You can do this in a temporary directory, as CVS does not
need the initial structure or files once the project