Cvsplot is a perl script which analyses the history of a CVS-managed project. The script executes on a set of files, analyses their history, and automatically generates graphs that plot lines of code and number of files against time.
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cvsplot 1.7.4 file released: cvsplot-1.7.4.zip
* It is now possible to specify groups of users, as another way of reducing per-user graph clutter. The userdata will have a line displayed per-group rather than per-user. An example invocation is shown below, where two groups are defined. cvsplot.pl -cvsdir ~/product -linedata linedata.txt \ -filedata filedata.txt -userdata userdata.txt \ -gnuplotfiledata filedata.png \ -gnuplotlinedata linedata.png \ -gnuplotuserdata userdata.png \ -userlist group1=fred,joe \ -userlist group2=peter,paul * As suggested by Sven Khler <skoehler@upb.de>, added the new switch -cvs-global-args, so you can do the following: cvsplot.pl -cvs-global-args '-f -q' ... Which will not read from ~/.cvsrc and will run quietly. You can use switches as described in cvs --help-options.
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cvsplot 1.7.4 file released: cvsplot-1.7.4.tar.gz
* It is now possible to specify groups of users, as another way of reducing per-user graph clutter. The userdata will have a line displayed per-group rather than per-user. An example invocation is shown below, where two groups are defined. cvsplot.pl -cvsdir ~/product -linedata linedata.txt \ -filedata filedata.txt -userdata userdata.txt \ -gnuplotfiledata filedata.png \ -gnuplotlinedata linedata.png \ -gnuplotuserdata userdata.png \ -userlist group1=fred,joe \ -userlist group2=peter,paul * As suggested by Sven Khler <skoehler@upb.de>, added the new switch -cvs-global-args, so you can do the following: cvsplot.pl -cvs-global-args '-f -q' ... Which will not read from ~/.cvsrc and will run quietly. You can use switches as described in cvs --help-options.
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Cvsplot 1.7.4 released
It is now possible to specify groups of users, as another way of reducing per-user graph clutter. The userdata will have a line displayed per-group rather than per-user. The -cvs-global-args switch was added so CVS global switches can be set for all CVS commands cvsplot executes.
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