-----Original Message----- From: Rajesh Patwardhan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
But if I am sure what I want to tag is on the repository and I use cvs rtag -D"Now" tag_name module Does it have any disadvantage? Regards, Rajesh -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Dan Walter writes: > > Do I have to learn how to use the tag command instead of the rtag command > to do this? Absolutely. You should almost *never* use rtag without a -r argument because there's no way to know exactly what revisions you're tagging. The tag command tags exactly the revisions you have checked out in your working directory. -Larry Jones I hate it when they look at me that way. -- Calvin _______________________________________________ The problem is that you normally don't know exactly what's in the repository right now. If you're sure that the repository is in the right state, and that nobody is checking anything in, this will work. Usually, it's easier to check out what you want and use "cvs tag" than to make sure the current state of the repository is just right. After all, you usually want a checked-out copy to verify that the release is suitable, and you can tag from there. BTW, your reply was in HTML. It's better to avoid HTML on a list like this, and in particular replying to a plain-text message in HTML is a bad idea. _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
