Brendon Crawford

Practical Approaches to Software

2008-03-17

Get Non Up-to-Date Files in CVS

Here it is:
# Get Non Up-to-Date Files in CVS
# This will not work within a Bash alias without proper escaping
# It would be better to put it in file somewhere within you Bash PATH

cvs -qr status | grep Status: | awk '$4 != "Up-to-date" { print $0 }'
Posted by Brendon at 3/17/2008 03:24:00 PM

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