Hello,
I've recently done a merge ( branch -> trunk ) and noticed that alot of files were removed from the branch, but not from the trunk. I ran a cvs log and pulled up filenames for all files in a "dead" state, which is somewhat tedious to go through, but works ( I can tell from the commit messages whether it had a dead revision because it was added on the branch, or whether it was purposely removed from the branch ). So I have a couple questions : Is there a single command I can use to remove files from both the trunk and the branch? "cvs remove" doesn't seem to take many parameters. Also, is this the right way to go about this? I basically want to take all the work done on the branch the last couple months, and move it to the trunk ( where seperate, but "unstable" work has been happening ). How should I deal with these files removed on the branch only? Thanks, Rob Helmer _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
