Antony Paul writes: > > I started with version 1.1. I created a new version using the command > > cvs commit -r 1.4.1 one.txt
First, you shouldn't be specifying explicit revision numbers -- revision numbers are for CVS's internal use. If you want meaningful identifications, use tags. Second, how did you manage to do that? You shouldn't be able to create a branch with commit -r, you should have gotten an error that CVS couldn't find the 1.4 branch. You need to give us an exact sequence of steps to reproduce the error. And it would be helpful to tell us what release of CVS you're using (cvs version). -Larry Jones Wheeee. -- Calvin _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
