Hackett, Jonny E writes: > > rtag -a <tagname> <module> > > The above command will add the <tagname> to the head revision of files where > that tag doesn't exist.
Yes, it will, provided those files are not in the Attic. It will also *remove* the tag from any files in the Attic where it does exist. > According to the cvs documentation, this command should only remove the > specified tag from files in the Attic. > > Is the documentation incorrect? Or is this a valid bug. The documentation is perhaps too terse. The functionality may leave something to be desired, too. Here's what it really does: If you use -a and don't use either -r or -D, the tag is removed from any files that are in the Attic and added to the most recent revision of any files that are not in the Attic. If you use -a along with -r or -D (or both), the tag is added to any files (whether in the Attic or not) that have a matching revision and removed from any files (whether in the Attic or not) that don't. -Larry Jones Apparently I was misinformed. -- Calvin _______________________________________________ Bug-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-cvs
