Linux command
rcsclean 命令
文本
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常用示例
Remove unchanged working files
rcsclean
Remove unchanged working files
rcsclean [path/to/directory]
Remove unchanged working files
rcsclean -u
Preview which files would be removed
rcsclean -n
Remove a specific unchanged file
rcsclean [filename]
说明
rcsclean removes working files that have not been modified since checkout. It compares each working file against its corresponding RCS revision and deletes unchanged files, cleaning up the working directory. This utility is useful for removing files that were checked out for reading but never modified, reducing clutter in the working directory. With -u, it also unlocks any locked revisions that the caller owns if the working file is unchanged. By default, rcsclean operates on all RCS-controlled files in the current directory. Specify filenames to operate on specific files only.
参数
- -n
- Dry run; show what would be done without doing it
- -q
- Quiet mode; suppress diagnostics
- -u _rev_
- Unlock the revision if locked by the caller
- -r _rev_
- Compare against specified revision instead of default
- -T
- Preserve modification time of RCS file
- -V
- Print version number
FAQ
What is the rcsclean command used for?
rcsclean removes working files that have not been modified since checkout. It compares each working file against its corresponding RCS revision and deletes unchanged files, cleaning up the working directory. This utility is useful for removing files that were checked out for reading but never modified, reducing clutter in the working directory. With -u, it also unlocks any locked revisions that the caller owns if the working file is unchanged. By default, rcsclean operates on all RCS-controlled files in the current directory. Specify filenames to operate on specific files only.
How do I run a basic rcsclean example?
Run `rcsclean` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -n do in rcsclean?
Dry run; show what would be done without doing it