John F. Davis writes:
>
> I am trying to use CVS correctly to get the latest src
> code from the repository. When I do a "update", it says
> a lot of my files on my local file-system are modified. That
> is true, however, I want to throw away those changes and get
> the latest version.
As of CVS 1.11, you can use ``update -C'' to throw away local
modifications. In prior releases, you have to delete the local file and
then do an update. (And note that -R is the default for all CVS
subcommands, you don't have to specify it explicitly.)
-Larry Jones
Good gravy, whose side are you on?! -- Calvin
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