Sung-taek Lim writes: > > Hello, I want a software project to migrate from CVS to RCS.
Why? > Just creating symbolic link to cvs repository as 'RCS' seemed to be enough. It's not (as you've discovered). > name foo. When I tries to check out the same file with the symbolic name > 'foo' > using rcs, it complains that it cannot find revision 1.7.0. RCS doesn't understand CVS's magic branch numbers. In RCS, when you create a branch, it automatically creates a new revision of the file on the branch; CVS doesn't do that, it just creates a tag with a "magic" number in it. If you insist on using RCS, I think you'll have to checkout each branch with CVS and force a commit for each file that hasn't been committed on the branch (or you could just do it for all the files). -Larry Jones Things are never quite as scary when you've got a best friend. -- Calvin _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
