I could not find a syntax for “current changeset”, but since cm log accepts the output of cm status as changeset identifier:
for /F "tokens=*" %l in ('call cm status --nochanges') do (call cm log %l --itemformat )
Or in batch file form:
for /F "tokens=*" %%l in ('call cm status --nochanges') do (call cm log %%l --itemformat )
Two important parts of the trick that ensure each command only outputs what is needed:
- The empty
--itemformatspecification forcm logindicates that no details about files should be logged.Without it,cm logwill list both the changeset information and information about each item in the changeset. - The other trick is
--nochangesforcm status: it only shows the status line, and no other changes.Without it,cm statuswill emit one line per changed file.
–jeroen
