On Thursday, October 24, 2002, at 03:31  PM, Robert wrote:
LOL, I knew it had to be that simple. Unless I missed it I couldn't find
a 'patch' command reference in the online cvs manual. It mentioned it
when doing the diff, but that was it. So, I would make my changes, do a
diff -u, then do patch -p0 < path.filename, which creates a new file I
take it(?), then commit the new file. Is that about right?
you wouldn't do all the above... the submitter would make changes and do "diff -u", the recipient would then use the patch command to apply the diff to their own working tree and commit that into cvs.
-pete


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