I'm a git guy, but now I have to use CVS in a project temporarily. I haven't been able to find a command that displays a nicely formatted chronological commit list with author, commit message, date and revision (and nothing else).
Instead I get all sorts of useless information about RCS file, locks, etc, and cvs log seems to group commits by file rather than by date which makes it hard to get an overview of what has happened in a repository.
Is there a way to do that, dear CVS experts?
Use git cvsimport to import the entire repository into git and then interact with git. It's not quite as smooth as git svn, but it does work well.
Here's a script to display the history of CVS commits similar to Git or SVN:
https://alvinabad.wordpress.com/2015/03/01/display-the-history-of-cvs-commits-similar-to-git-or-svn/
https://github.com/alvinabad/cvs-utils/blob/master/cvs-history.py
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5814490/get-a-cvs-log-history-similar-to-the-git-log-command