Brian Smith wrote: > I'm not sure I understand your problem. CVSNT will preserve the case of > the files; it it doesn't then that is a bug and you should report it > here. If another tool is changing the case of your files, then that is a > bug in that tool. > > Or, are you saying that when you check a file into the repository, you > want to later change the case of the file? If so, you need to remove the > old version (with the old capitalization) and then add the new version, > AFAIK. > I'm not actually sure that would work... the RCS file would simply be resurrected with the old case. There isn't an easy way around it - it doesn't affect windows clients obviously because they're not case sensitive. If the file is checked in from a Linux client the case will be correct anyway (because if it wasn't the developer wouldn't have checked it in...) so you're looking at a situation where a windows developer has created a file in the wrong case then checked it in for a linux developer to use. In that case you're probably going have to manually rename the file in the repository (and hit the offending windows developer over the head with a rubber mallet).
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