[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 06/02/2000 12:18:42 AM
>> You might want to specify the local version to update, though by using
>> something like:
>>
>> cvs up -p -r base-rev $f >$f
>>
>> where base-rev is the version you have checked out.
>> You can get the base-rev by
>> parsing the output of "cvs stat $f".
>
>What would be the point? It is a lot more complicated than just deleting
>the files and getting it again, so...
The point is that you probably don't want to get the latest versions of only the
files you're updating. It's better either to get the same versions you
originally checked out, or to update all the files to the latest.
Noel
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