Hello,
I found some old discussion regarding this topic:
"Why does CVS treat removed files so specially?"
http://groups.google.de/group/fa.info-cvs/browse_frm/thread/400ae36daf29f8e4/
I just have the same problem: I want to have some "live" or "productive"
tag that marks the latest testet version of my files. The idea is that I
use automated tools to update/export using the "live" tag and publishing
that version. Of course I may tag versions the normal way (e.g. unique
tags like "milestone_1") but I also want to use some "moving" tag. The
problem is that I can move existing tags using the "-F" switch but files
which got removed in the meantime will still have their tag on some
older version. I think "cvs tag -F" on a directory should remove all
tags on files which are no more (dead).
I use both "CVSNT" (Win) and "cvs" (Unix). Any hints?
Best regards
Stefan
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