> Then you rdiffed on c, which contains the tag, so the tag is > added to val-tags. The second time you check on d, the tag > "exists", even though the diff will be obviously empty.
So, if a tag is successfully used one time, cvs assumes that it exists for all modules ? Is this a cvs issue, or is it a normal feature ? > The only reliable way I've found to check for the existence of > tags is 'cvs stat -v' (but that's a pain for directories). yes, but it's very time consuming with 8000 files in a module... Perhaps a better approach is to create a special file 'lsttag' in every cvs module. This file will be tagged with every rtag command, so I can use cvs stat -v on that particular file ? Is this a correct approach ? _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
