Arcin Bozkurt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>The latest change to our repository was to commit some tens of files which
>caused the code to break. I am trying to get back to the state a day ago and
>commit it back to the repository effectively overriding the change made
>(obviously this development had to be done on a branch but.... )
>I cannot use update -D yesterday, because the result is sticky. removing the
>stickiness with -A takes me back to what the repository has.
>can we used -j with dates? Dates on -j only can be added when you have a
>version/branch to point to.
Hmmm, if you're sure of the dates, you could do
$ cvs tag -D '2 days ago' tmp_pre_goof
$ cvs tag tmp_post_goof
$ cvs update -jtmp_post_goof -jtmp_pre_goof
When you're satisfied with the results, commit the sandbox and
delete the tmp_ tags.
--
Pierre Asselin
Westminster, Colorado
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