bk sccslog(7.3ce) BitKeeper User's Manual bk sccslog(7.3ce)
NAME
bk sccslog - list deltas sorted by date across all files
SYNOPSIS
bk sccslog [-bDfnS] [-c<d>] [-d<d>] [-L[<u>]] [-r<r>] [<file> ... | -]
DESCRIPTION
bk sccslog is used to get a time sorted listing of changes over all of
the specified or implied files. It is similar to bk log, with the dif-
ference being that bk log respects file boundaries, i.e., lists all
changes in a file before going on, but bk sccslog sorts the changes and
prints each change in time order, ignoring file boundaries. It is use-
ful to go to a directory and type:
bk sccslog -c-1M..
to see what has happened in all of the files there in the last month.
By default, bk sccslog runs the output through your pager, which can be
controlled with $PAGER.
OPTIONS
-b Show basenames instead of full pathnames.
-c<dates> Cut off dates. See Range Specifications (below) or for
details.
-D Factor out duplicate comments and print the results as
libdiff.c, gnupatch.c:
add --minimal to calls to diff(1).
-d<dspec> Format output according to the data specification
string. See bk log documentation for information on
data specifications.
--dspecf=<file> Like -d but read the dspec from a file.
-f Print the changes in forwards order (oldest to newest).
The default is backwards order.
-L[<url>] Show all deltas unique to this repository relative to
the (outgoing) parent or <url> if one was specified.
May not be combined with -c, -C, or -r.
-n Add a newline to each printed record (sometimes useful
with "-d").
-r<r> Specify a revision or a range.
-S
--standalone Use with -L in a nested component when you want the
component to act like a standalone repository.
RANGE SPECIFICATIONS
-r+ prints the most recent delta
-r1.3..1.6 prints all deltas that are in 1.6's history, but are
not in 1.3's history.
-c1992/07..1992 prints all deltas from July 1 '92 to Dec 31 '92
-c1992..1992 prints all deltas from Jan 1 '92 to Dec 31 '92
SEE ALSO
bk changes
bk log
bk range
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