Jean-Baptiste BRIAUD writes: > > My question 1 is : how should I reassign tag to this file ? > > Is it OK to checkout the file only with a date, > then tag it with exactly the same tag name as before ?
Yes. > Question 2 : as, in my opinion, the are no reason to > remove a file from a tag, since the tag is here to > keep version history, it's a way to "named" a moment > versus remember the exact date with second precision. There are lots of reasons to remove a tag from a file, not the least of which are that you tagged it by accident, tagged the wrong version, or mistyped the tag name you intended to use. > So could CVS server developper remove this dangerous "feature" ? > The rules could be "no commit on a tag". > (OK to commit in a branche, but not in a tag). As I said before, that was discussed and there seemed to be concensus that deleting a file with a sticky tag and committing it should be disallowed rather than removing the tag, but no one has gotten around to implementing it yet. -Larry Jones >From now on, I'm devoting myself to the cultivation of interpersonal relationships. -- Calvin _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
