Is there anyway to checkout multiple tags at once, or even checkout
subsequent tags and overlay them on a current working area?
For example:
Whenever we make updates to the product we tag all the files that
changed with this update with a particular tag. Then we can checkout
just those files
I suppose that I could change the process so that we tag everything,
Yes, you should. CVS tags do not identify change sets. CVS tags identify
versions.
for every patch but then how can I easily know what was actually
changed in this particular tag.
Use two tags: one tag on everything to
You could tag the commits sequentially and then do a cvs diff
versus the correct predecessor number.
donald
On Thu, Sep 26, 2002 at 03:48:23AM -0700, Eric Fritz wrote:
Is there anyway to checkout multiple tags at once, or even checkout
subsequent tags and overlay them on a current working area
Eric Fritz wrote:
The problem is what if I want to checkout the last 3 updates. If I try
to use: cvs checkout -r tag1 -r tag2 -r tag3 module it only gets the
files in tag3. If I try to run them seperately, one on top of the
other, subsequent checkouts actually remove the files that are
