Chapter 10 of the CVS doc indicates that if one user commits a change
to a file, subsequent commits from different users who didn't have
the current version would get errors in their commits (2nd
paragraph). I have not found this to be the case, so I'm wondering
if this is a doc issue or a user error (probably the latter <g>).
So, how does this really work? If User A and User B both checkout
the current revision (1.4), and both make changes, and User A commits
his changes (making revision 1.5), what happens when User B tries to
commit her changes? In my testing, I just get a revision 1.6, with
the 1.5 changes "lost", i.e. not included in 1.6. Is the doc wrong
about how this works?
Thanks,
Vince
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