TC writes:
>
> So What is the CVS correct way to revert to a previous revision
> & edit it, & then have this new edit version of the previous revision
> become the HEAD for this file ???
1) Get a checked-out copy of the current version of the file.
2) Change the contents to what you want them to be.
3) Commit the changes.
This should look familiar. :-)
The easiest way to accomplish step 2 is to either use cvs update with
two -j options to reverse all the changes that you don't want any more:
cvs up -j HEAD -j 1.2 file
or use cvs update with -p and redirect the output into the file:
cvs up -r 1.2 -p file >file
-Larry Jones
This sounds suspiciously like one of Dad's plots to build my character.
-- Calvin
