Petr Aubrecht wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I started to use CVS and have one small trouble.
>
> I would like to use revision numbers less than 1.1, let say 0.0.1, or 1.0.1
> etc. It allows me to make the revision number the version number of the
> software (is it bad idea?). Now, cvs commit -r 0.1 doesn't work.
Thats one of the worst ideas one can have when working with CVS. Try to
get a clear idea about the difference between a version and a revision.
Those revision numbers should be ignored completely, they are for CVS's internal
purposes. Use tags to keep track of your versions. If you think, the current state of
your
work represents version 0.1, tag it with something as VER_0_1 (you can't use dots in
tag names).
Harald
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