Hi.
Just how does one delete a branch from the repository? (I created one by
mistake and now I would like to remove it to keep the repository clean.)
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On Mon, Mar 04, 2002 at 11:45:40AM -0800, Donald Gates wrote:
Just how does one delete a branch from the repository? (I created one by
mistake and now I would like to remove it to keep the repository clean.)
If you haven't yet committed any revisions on the branch, you can
just delete the
Donald Gates writes:
Just how does one delete a branch from the repository? (I created one by
mistake and now I would like to remove it to keep the repository clean.)
As long as you haven't committed any revision on the branch, all you
have is a tag; just delete it with tag -d. If you have
Nah. ISTR that admin -n will only work if it can latch on to something that
already exists
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From: Donald Sharp [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
I just tried using the admin -n command in a test repository. I'm
getting:
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Donald Sharp wrote:
I just tried using the admin -n command in a test repository. I'm getting:
donsharp-u5:27 cvs admin -nFOOZLE:1.5.0.2 bar
RCS file: /nfs/swtrf/repository/test/c/bar,v
cvs [admin aborted]: revision `1.5.0.2' does not exist
I know 1.5.0.2 doesn't exist, but that's the
I have a user who manged to delete a branch( it looks like
with the cvs rtag -d command ). When I went poking at
the ,v file it looks like the revisions for that branch
are still around.
Is it ok to just put the branch name and revision back into the ,v
files?
donald
Yes, if you can identify the a.b.0.c revision, but tread with care!
Oh, and give the user a slap '-)
Andy
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From: Donald Sharp [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 31 May 2001 19:18
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Subject: deleting branches.
I have a user who manged to delete
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Sent: 31 May 2001 19:18
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: deleting branches.
I have a user who manged to delete a branch( it looks like
with the cvs rtag -d command ). When I went poking at
the ,v file it looks like the revisions for that branch
are still around
Donald Sharp writes:
I have a user who manged to delete a branch( it looks like
with the cvs rtag -d command ). When I went poking at
the ,v file it looks like the revisions for that branch
are still around.
Is it ok to just put the branch name and revision back into the ,v
files?
I was just going to do it by hand( didn't realize that admin could do this ).
I think I can do a
cvs admin -nbranch_name:branch_rev filenames
Where branch_name is the branch in question.
Where branch_rev is the revision number for the branch.
is this correct?
donald
On Thu, May 31, 2001 at
Donald Sharp writes:
I was just going to do it by hand( didn't realize that admin could do this ).
That's what I was afraid of. :-)
I think I can do a
cvs admin -nbranch_name:branch_rev filenames
Where branch_name is the branch in question.
Where branch_rev is the revision number
On Thu, May 31, 2001 at 03:59:15PM -0400, Larry Jones wrote:
Donald Sharp writes:
I was just going to do it by hand( didn't realize that admin could do this ).
That's what I was afraid of. :-)
Yep..
That's the reason I asked the question.
Fortunately for me if I do it in this
Donald Sharp wrote:
I have a user who manged to delete a branch( it looks like
with the cvs rtag -d command ). When I went poking at
the ,v file it looks like the revisions for that branch
are still around.
Is it ok to just put the branch name and revision back into the ,v
files?
Yes,
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