Hi group.
It seems that the edit flag is only set per archive and not for each branch.

Currently we work on 2 release streams and the main_trunk; the newest developing 
stream.
On developing site we handle the releases in seperate workspaces.

Scenario 1: A developer has to fix something in a specific release and sets his edit 
flag.
It's confusing cause the cvs editors listing (we use tkcvs, that shows us the editor/s 
for each file)
also shames activity for the other streams.

Scenario 2: Okay - normaly a developer has to fix similar things in each release, so 
he has to set the edit flag for each workfile directory to maintain write permissions 
on his workfiles. He cwd to his workspace with the files from main_trunk and sets his 
edit flag. After that he cwd to his workspace with the files from the branch and sets 
his edit flag for the same file (on branch). When commiting or unediting the file the 
edit information for the first working copy is lost.

Are there any developing patterns for this problem?
Chances to specify the edit command? ;)


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Oliver Fourman
graduand
Technology, SkyWAN SW Development
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