On Fri, 29 Oct 2021, John Nemeth wrote:
If you don't use the default shell, then it is up to you to know how your shell functions.
You may be right. Perhaps you can help me with this statement found in https://www.netbsd.org/docs/current/#tagging --snip-- Tagging a successful build If the build completes successfully, and produces a working set of binaries, it can be useful to tag the working sources. This allows rewinding to a working build tree with a single CVS command in the event that the current tree becomes unbuildable for any reason. This can be performed by issuing the following command: $ cvs tag successful-build-build date --snip-- My execution of that command (issued in /usr/src) yields: $ cvs tag successful-build-build date cvs tag: nothing known about date cvs [tag aborted]: correct the above errors first! -- "...that there is no getting away from the central position of the individual I believe anyone can see for himself merely by observing that the individual does not regard the following to be a senseless question: "Under what conditions would you draw the conclusion that everyone in the world except yourself had gone crazy?" Percy Bridgman _The Nature of Physical Theory_ (1936)
