GNU RCS 5.9.1: rcsclean

2.7 Invoking rcsclean

rcs clean [options] [file …]
(or “rcsclean” instead of “rcs clean”)

The rcsclean command removes working files that are not being worked on. If given -u, it also unlocks and removes working files that are being worked on but have not changed. If no file is specified, operate on all the working files in the current directory.

-r[rev]: Specify revision.
-u[rev]: Unlock if is locked and no differences found.
-n[rev]: Dry run (no act, don’t operate).
-q[rev]: See Misc common options.
-ksubst: See Substitution mode option.
-T: Preserve the modification time on the RCS file even it changes because a lock is removed.
-V
-Vn
-xsuff: See Misc common options.
-zzone: See Date option.

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