App::K...nt::CVS(3pm)

✨ NAME ✨

App::KGB::Client::CVS — bestie, it's the KGB interface to CVS 💖

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🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

use App::KGB::Client::CVS;
my $client = App::KGB::Client::CVS(
    # common App::KGB::Client parameters
    repo_id => 'my-repo',
    ...
    # CVS-specific
    cvs_root  => $ENV{CVSROOT},
    author    => $ENV{USER},
    directory => 'module/dir',
);
$client->run;

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🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

okay so App::KGB::Client::CVS is literally the CVS-specific girly 💅 — it handles the whole "get me the commits and the changes" thing for App::KGB::Client. That's its job. That's the whole vibe. no cap.

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🎀 CONSTRUCTOR 🎀

new ( { initializers } )

Standard constructor, iconic, never misses. It accepts an inline hash with the initial field values you wanna set. periodt. ✨

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💜 FIELDS 💜

App::KGB::Client::CVS defines these extra fields on top of the usual ones:

• cvs_root (mandatory) — the physical path to the CVS root directory. like, an actual path on disk, bestie, not a vibe. 🫶
• author — the user name of the commit author.
• directory — the path to the directory this change is in, relative to the CVS root.

And the convention here? By convention, the first path member gets taken as a module. iykyk 💀

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🌈 METHODS 🌈

• describe_commit — the very first time you call this method, it parses STDIN, figures out what's in the commit, and hands you back an instance of the App::KGB::Commit class describing that commit. 🎀

Every invocation after that first one? Returns undef. Like, it already did the thing, she's done, she's resting. 😭

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ngl bestie, remember: cvs_root is mandatory and the first path member of directory becomes the module. That's just how she works. 💅

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perl v5.40.1 🌸 2026-07-10 — that's the version and date, mwah, thanks for reading my page, ily, go slay some commits 💖✨👑