1. Delete the branch tag from the problem file:
cvs tag -Bd cm_av_bug321 access_log.c
2. Delete working copy of the file:
rm access_log.c
3. Update file and remove sticky tag:
cvs update -A access_log.c
4. Retag the file:
cvs tag -b cm_av_bug321 access_log.c
Conrad T. Pino wrote:
1. Delete the branch tag from the problem file:
[...]
5. Switch to branch for all files:
6. Smack your colleague upside the head for misusing the cvs admin command.
--
Jim Hyslop
Senior Software Designer
Leitch Technology International Inc. ( http://www.leitch.com )
Jim.Hyslop writes:
6. Smack your colleague upside the head for misusing the cvs admin command.
Just to expand on this a bit: The correct way to undo changes is use a
merge to reverse the unwanted changes and then commit a new revision.
What your colleague should have done was:
cvs
months ago.
~Matt
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Conrad T. Pino wrote:
1. Delete
