I'm very confused over tags and sticky tags. I have several projects at work where there is are dev, test, and prod environments. What I wanted to do, and this is probably where I'm very confused, is to have a prod tag and a test tag. The dev environment would be the default with no tag.
I expected the developers to work on their stuff and when it's ready for testing (QA) an admin would put a TEST tag on the files. The same for production and a PROD tag. In production there would be a weekly update from CVS of those files with the PROD tag. When I tried a 'cvs update -t PROD' in one of the directories it removed those things not yet in cvs from the directory, leaving the one file that had a PROD tag, but also set a stick tag to PROD so that I couldn't checkout new updates. Where can I read more about this, or some series of commands, so I can understand what's going on? Mike _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list Info-cvs@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
