On Fri, Jun 15, 2001 at 10:56:03AM +0530, Koti wrote:
> commit. So I want to delete the modifications done by last commit.
> How can i do it ? I have no exact idea, I think i can do by cvs update -p
Correct. Specifically:
cvs up -p -r 1.x file.c > file.c
> Can i get last nut one copy in a single cvs update. or i need to update
> once for one file.
Once per file. If it was more than 3 files, it might be worth it to script
it. But for just three, it's easy to just do a cvs stat, see the current
number, and back off one revision.
mrc
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