[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes [in extremely long lines]:
>
>
> I made two branches of the project called "final" and "beta". So when
> someone is making changes in their "beta"-working directory, it won't
> affect the final version. But it often occurs, that we have to add a new
> file to the final-version (via "cvs add") and we definitely want to have
> the same file in the beta branch.
Add the file to whichever branch is convenient, then tag it with the
other branch tag:
(in a "final" working directory)
cvs add newfile
cvs ci -m'new file' newfile
cvs tag -b beta newfile
-Larry Jones
Is it too much to ask for an occasional token gesture of appreciation?!
-- Calvin
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