Hi all, during the development of a module I needed to go back to a previous version that was tagged as LADDER_WIN2000_0_2. The CVS version was 1.7. So I committed the version I was working on, that became the 1.8. Then I retrived the previouslytagged version using the update command with the Retrieve rev/tag/branch option selected to the name of the tagged version (LADDER_WIN2000_0_2). I modified the tagged version (1.7) and now I want to commit it. If I try to commit I get the following error message:
cvs commit -m "- Aggiunta funzione ReadNewBytes.\n- Modificata funzione Caratteri_Ricevuti e Wai..." -r LADDER_WIN2000_0_2 circbuf.c (in directory F:\Projects\include\) cvs commit: sticky tag `LADDER_WIN2000_0_2' for file `circbuf.c' is not a branch cvs [commit aborted]: correct above errors first! ***** CVS exited normally with code 1 ***** I understand that I can't commit a 1.7 version to a 1.8, because 1.8 already exist. I think I should branch and tag before updating to and an older version. But now is not possible. What should I do now to discard the 1.8 version and keep working (and committing) on the tagged version ? Tank you in advance. Alberto Giordano _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
