How to get cvs log of commits without checking out repo?

Yes. There is a "rlog" command. See this manual page for rlog for parameters (also included in this post).

It is similar to log except doesn't require checked out code. In other words, the command is run "remotely rlog options files… Print out history information for modules. See log—Print out log information for files be Only list revisions on the default branch.

See log options. -d dates Specify dates (d1-h Only print header. See log options.

-l Local; run only in current working directory. See Recursive behavior. -N Do not list tags.

See log options. -R Only print name of RCS file. See log options.

-rrevs Only list revisions revs. See log options. -s states Only list revisions with specified states. See log options.

-t Only print header and descriptive text. See log options. -wlogins Only list revisions checked in by specified logins.

See log options.

Yes. There is a "rlog" command. See this manual page for rlog for parameters (also included in this post).

It is similar to log except doesn't require checked out code. In other words, the command is run "remotely. " rlog options files… Print out history information for modules.

See log—Print out log information for files. -b Only list revisions on the default branch. See log options.

-d dates Specify dates (d1See log options. -l Local; run only in current working directory. See Recursive behavior.

-N Do not list tags. See log options. -R Only print name of RCS file.

See log options. -rrevs Only list revisions revs. See log options. -s states Only list revisions with specified states.

See log options. -t Only print header and descriptive text. See log options.

-wlogins Only list revisions checked in by specified logins. See log options.

Thanks very much! The link didn't work for me so I had to do a bit of hunting around to get the syntax right. I've already marked your answer correct but I'll also upvote it too if you change your answer to include the command usage/an example &/or fix the link.

:) – Ben Daniel Jul 23 '10 at 1:29 1 Ben, Odd. The link still works for me. But if it doesn't work universally, it is certainly better to have the options included.So done.

– Jeanne Boyarsky Jul 23 '10 at 23:23.

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