On 12/13/06, Gregory Beaver <greg@[...].net>  wrote:
>  Christian Weiske wrote:
>  > Hello,
>  >
>  >
>  > It would be really helpful if there was a way to see if commits to CVS
>  > have been made after the latest release. That way you would note if a
>  > package is more advanced in cvs as user, and as developer if you need to
>  > make a new release.
>  >
>  Yes, but how?
> 

Well, it could be possible to do a cvs log of all files with the
latest RELEASE tag and then look for the current head of each file
listed....but this is a PITA and of course wouldn't work for anything
not in PEAR's CVS.

With monotone this would be easy. ;-) Just check the head vs the tag
for the release and see if the revisions hashes map.

With svn this could also be pretty easy. Keep a tag of each revision
and compare the tag's creation rev vs the last comitted rev for the
package.

-- 
Justin Patrin

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