FWIW, I have already written a program called cvsps (www.cobite.com/cvsps)
which extracts 'patchset' information from cvs log output.
Currently, this program doesn't work with the bk-cvs because the log
messages that are committed with each file in a changeset can be
different, and cvsps assumes the log message will be the same.
However, about a 5 line hack to my program (in progress) will allow it to
recreate the ChangeSet information, since Larry has promised that the
timestamps of all files touched by a changeset will be unique.
This might help you out. I'll let you know when the '--bk-cvs' option has
been implemented ;-)
David
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