And if you ever want to try anything like this on a directory containing uncommitted
work, ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS make a backup copy of the directory first.
Derek
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Tom Werges wrote:
> Suppose you want to revert it back to 2000-09-20:
>
> Go to the base dir of where the person changed the files.
>
> Type :
> cvs tag bad-revision
> cvs tag -D '2000-09-20' last-good-revision
> cvs up -j bad-revision -j last-good-revision
>
> I haven't actually tried this before, so if it works type 'cvs com' and if not
> type 'cvs up -A' to revert things back to their previous (crappy) state.
>
> tom
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