On Fri, 2 May 2008, Larry Jones wrote:
Dan Peterson writes:
Would there be any harm in simply doing this:
cvs rtag -r foo_branch -F -b foo_branch tree
Yes. If it works at all (which I'm not sure it does), it would mess up
all the currently correct files by creating a *new* branch rooted at the
tip of the exiting branch with the same name as the existing branch,
which would then become nameless.
Wouldn't the lack of a -B flag prevent the command from changing any tags
which are already branch tags?
