[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 03/08/2000 04:24:19 PM >> It seems you've been more thorough than I have. Looking at it another way, "cvs >> up -C file" should be equivalent to "cvs up -p -r <base-rev> file >file". If >> other flags (eg "-j") were specified, the command should be equivalent to "cvs >> up -p -r <base-rev> file >file; cvs up <other-flags> file". > >That's the parallelism I was looking for. I agree completely. I forgot to mention (but I think it was implied) that the two-part statement should conceptually be atomic. Noel
- cvs up -C bug(s) Noel L Yap
- Re: cvs up -C bug(s) Karl Fogel
- RE: cvs up -C bug(s) Cameron, Steve
- Re: cvs up -C bug(s) Noel L Yap
- Re: cvs up -C bug(s) Larry Jones
- Re: cvs up -C bug(s) Noel L Yap
- Re: cvs up -C bug(s) Michael Gersten
- Re: cvs up -C bug(s) Larry Jones
- Re: cvs up -C bug(s) Noel L Yap
- Re: cvs up -C bug(s) Larry Jones
- Re: cvs up -C bug(s) Noel L Yap
- Proposed new aliases, like HEAD Michael Gersten
- RE: cvs up -C bug(s) Cameron, Steve
- RE: cvs up -C bug(s) Noel L Yap
- RE: cvs up -C bug(s) Cameron, Steve
- RE: cvs up -C bug(s) Noel L Yap
