Imagine I've got module foo which I've branched at tag X, and I branch off that in turn by doing something like:
cvs get -r X foo cd foo cvs tag -b Y cvs update -r Y I do some work in the sandbox, commit the files, then blow away the sandbox. Is it now possible, from looking at the logs, to recover the information that X is the base of the Y branch? For a given file, it's easy to see the branching structure with respect to revision numbers. But, each file in the module will have its own set of revision numbers, and there can be many tags which correspond to a given revision. My suspicion is that the information I seek is not recoverable from the data stored in the repository. Am I right? I guess this is one of the things subversion will address? _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
