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#42 Combined analysis of multiple modules
This was requested by Chris Wege (wege at web de) on
statcvs-users:
"My case is that I have two Eclipse plug-ins (one
contains my production code, the other contains the
tests for the other plugins. This is the way plugins are
tested in Eclipse so it is not an option to put everything
in one CVS module). The commit log entries should
contain the files from both plugins (aka modules in the
CVS sense)."
Another case would be when a large project is distributed
over several repositories for whatever reasons.
A possible workaround is to check out the "." module and
to select the desired files using -include-files.
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This has also been requested by someone called Paul. Quoting him:
"It is almost possible to generate a single report for
several separate projects by concatenating the output
of cvs log to a single file.
However, only one project directory can be specified,
so an important part of the data is lost.
Maybe it would not be too complicated to allow to
supply multiple logfile/directory pairs, or to supply
multiple directories to search for files (as referenced
by a concatenated cvs log) ?
Paul"
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We generate 1 report for multiple modules by running "cvs
log" from the parent dir of both the modules, appending one
to the other, the output is perfect, exactly as you would
expect it.
Just make sure your log file has the extra path element in
it for the module directory.
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