My local copy of file.c is checked out on my_branch (actually, the entire directory is on that branch), and has had several changes committed. There have also been changes committed to the mainline copy of file.c.
I want to see what the changes are between the tip of my_branch and the tip of mainline.
cvs diff -rHEAD file.c
doesn't work - it shows the diff between the local copy and the tip of my_branch. I guess that means HEAD is only the tip of the current branch?
How do I specify the "real" HEAD (i.e. the tip of the trunk?). Updating to the mainline copy of file.c and doing "cvs diff -rmy_branch" works, but can I do it the other way around (without adding a tag to the mainline just for a diff)?
(This is client 1.11 and pserver 1.11.2, if that matters).
Thanks, - Remi
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