Hello,
On 27 Apr 2005 at 12:31, Mark D. Baushke wrote:
> Summary: I can see the (marginal) utility of adding a way to avoid
> creating new commitid tags in the RCS files of the CVS repository. I can
> not see any benefit in supressing new CVS functionality for revisions of
> files that use them.
I agree with your arguments. The cvs init thing is a nasty chicken-
and-egg problem. A command line option is necessary for cvs init to
specify the CommitID value to create the CVSROOT with and to write
into CVSROOT/config. I'd imagine something like
cvs -d ... init -o CommitID=yes
You are also right in that if some revision has a commit ID, it
should be displayed regardless of the CommitID option.
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Peter 'Rattacresh' Backes, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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