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NAME
bk sccslog − list deltas sorted by date across all files

SYNOPSIS
bk sccslog [−bDfnS] [−cd] [−dd] [−L[u]] [−rr] [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 difference 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 useful 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.
−cdates 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).

−ddspec 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).
−rr 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

CATEGORY
File

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