Hi all,
I realize that for a cvs watch to be effective, users in their working copies have to use cvs edit to inform CVS that they are "going to" make changes to a file. (or maybe when they have finished making changed, just before a commit) Any edit AND commit action on that file will be reported to the user who requested a "watch" on file. I think cvs edit should be used not before a commit but when you are starting to edit a file. BUT, on the developers part, this is something that can very easily be forgotten. Or some files may be left out by mistake, when a lot of files are going to be modified. Is there a convenient way to help developers in running cvs edit? Thanks Arcin _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
