https://sourceforge.net/p/cvsplot/feature-requests/2006-01-10T19:11:10ZRecent changes to feature-requests2006-01-10T19:11:10Z2006-01-10T19:11:10ZMatt Batemanhttps://sourceforge.net/u/lycono/https://sourceforge.net66aa06e13aaf0c670628191b2fa553f0075e5290

<div class="markdown_content"><p>I use the cvsplot tool in conjunction with other tools<br /> for reporting on a cvs repository. Most tools need cvs<br /> log output to work on. It would save a lot of time if<br /> the cvsplot script could use cvs log output that has<br /> already been generated. This way, cvs log data<br /> wouldn't have to be generated for each tool.</p> <p>Great script!</p></div>

2002-01-17T03:18:35Z2002-01-17T03:18:35ZJohn Vandenberghttps://sourceforge.net/u/zeroj/https://sourceforge.net823e742b9681ce3e2f3f9f5e94aa16926efed424

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Having done an import of an enourmous product, our <br /> repository is full of rubbish, which is gradually <br /> being fixed whilst developing the product. Currently <br /> we are using cvsplot to watch the number of files drop <br /> down to only the necessary files, however it would be <br /> good to watch the number of binary files/text files <br /> separately. The number of binary files should drop <br /> dramaticually, whilst the text files increase.</p> <p>The best output would be to keep the same graph, and <br /> colourise text/binary files as blue/red.</p></div>