On Fri, Nov 14, 2003 at 03:12:52PM -0500, Jim.Hyslop wrote:
> Does a "cvs status" on the file indicate any sticky options, in particular
> -kb? If not, then that's your problem.
For the record, "cvs log" and "cvs status" can display different
values for the "-k" setting. The former is the value stored in
the ,v file. The latter is the "sticky" setting that's actually
in use in your sandbox; it will override the former if they
differ.
I mention this because it fooled me several times until I learned
to watch for it (and it still fools me on occasion, too late, or
too early, in the day :-)
> You need to "cvs remove" the file and
> re-add it with the -kb option.
Or:
cvs admin -kb file # Change the setting in the ,v file
cvs update -A file # Propagate the change to the sandbox
# (yes, you do need the -A here)
Then check in a good copy of the file
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