I want to tag (er, rtag) files that live on a branch on a specific date. It looks like I can't use both -r and -D in rtag which is how I would think I'd have to do it, like: cvs rtag -r my_branch -D 2002-12-01 this_tag my_module
I interpret this command (valid or invalid) to mean: tag all files in module 'my_module' on branch 'my_branch' that existed on 2002-12-01 with the tag 'this_tag' That's what I want to do....can I do it? I'm assuming that using just '-r' or '-D' will not do what I want. Just -D, like this... cvs rtag -D 2002-12-01 this_tag my_module ...will tag not only branch files, but files that don't live on the branch. I don't want to tag those. And, just -r, like this... cvs rtag -r my_branch this_tag my_module ...will tag files on my_branch modified after 2002-12-01. I don't want to tag those. Thanks, Bill -- William Brower MIT Lincoln Laboratory 805.355.1310 KMR Field Site, Kwajalein _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
