hello hal,

how do you manage to put static tags? IS there also a way to enforce 
process management with that? For example, if I want the last version of my 
sources to wear the tag "dev", but I also want tha t the upperlast wear the 
tag "prod".

thank you very much,

Stan


At 01:06 PM 3/29/00 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Greetings!
>
>Our developers will tag their code for builds under test, and when problems
>are fixed, they will move the current tag until the product is shipped and
>the tag is frozen.  Occasionally, someone makes the mistake of moving the
>branch tag instead of one of the branch's static tags.  The problem here is
>that the tag is converted into a static tag.  Sometimes it's hard to recover.
>
>Maybe this falls under the "yeah, and any idiot who accidently types 'rm -rf
>/usr' should have to accept the price", but it would sure seem like an easy
>fix for CVS to not allow the -F option when the tag is a branch tag.
>
>What do YOU guys think?
>
>:)hal mahaffey

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