I'm messing around with CVS and trying to discover the latest version of a repo in CVS - any CVS guru's around who know is it possible?
There is no concept of a repository version, only of the version associated with each file.
You can check to see which files are changed from your current version with a standard CVS update, but not whether a repository as a whole is 'current'
You can do something similar with svn, but CVS has versions/file. If that's the case I may have to keep a hash of file/version for each file, and that sucks
Why do you need a repository version? It's fairly standard CVS practice to use tagging for release versioning - is this what you requirement is?
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