Hi,
I've been using cvs for a couple of months but mostly I used tortoisecvs
so I didn't understood what happened "behind the interface". Now I want
to learn some of the command line parameters and discovered that if I
type "cvs update" then cvs doesn't necessarily get changes from the
repository and overwrites my files in the current directory...
Instead it sometimes makes a new revision and stores the old file in a
filename (something like "blabla#1.3#", it then apparantly adds a new
file revision to the repository - I can't exactly remember the
filename). I don't want this behaviour.
I mostly just want cvs to overwrite all local files if I didn't commit
the changes... How to avoid this "blabla#1.3#" revision stuff? Yesterday
I deleted this "#1.3#" file and when I wanted to commit some changes, it
complained about missing this file...
Thanks in advance for your comments...
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Martin Jørgensen
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