Mark E. Hamilton wrote:
Daniel Yek wrote:
If a non-branch tag is found in some source directory/module to be
the same as a branch name, can the non-branch tag be removed and
replaced with the branch with the same name? If so, how?
Add a new tag at the non-branch tag on the file, remove the non-branch
tag from the file, and create a branch of the file at the new tag:
That worked wonderfully! It doesn't even require the CVS admin to
muck-around in the CVS store (as I thought it might require!)
cd targetdir
cvs rtag -r branchname branchname_old . # "Rename" existing tag
cvs tag -d branchname # "Rename" existing tag
cvs rtag -b -r branchname_old branchname . # Create the desired
branch name
Thank you much!
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Daniel Yek.
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