Walter, Jan writes: > > When I do a 'cvs co -D "Dec 06 2002" myproject' some files get tossed in > that were actually removed from cvs in October. They dont appear in a normal > 'cvs co myproject' (obviously the directories do unless I use the prune > option). Doing a 'cvs log' command on these files shows them as having been > dead, and now having a status of 'Exp;' - the rcs path shows them as living > in the attic. > > What's up with that?
Could you post an example log? It sounds like the files have been partially resurrected -- they're no longer dead, but they're still living in the Attic. > We're still using CVS 1.11p1 - maybe that's a quirk that got fixed in 1.12. > Next question - any upgrade gotchas? I think you mean CVS 1.11.1p1 and 1.11.2 -- there is no 1.12 yet. The major problem with 1.11.2 is that it doesn't work in server mode with earlier clients when using compression. If you're considering upgrading, I would actually suggest the current development version instead, or waiting for it to be blessed as 1.11.3 (which shouldn't take too long). -Larry Jones Hmm... That might not be politic. -- Calvin _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
