From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Larry Jones)
Date: Thu, 12 Apr 2001 19:24:27 -0400 (EDT)
Russ Tremain writes:
you can use -D with -r tag, but sometimes it is confusing.
if tag is a simple tag, and not a branch tag, you might
not get what you expect.
If you specify both a specific
At 4:24 PM -0700 4/12/01, Larry Jones wrote:
Russ Tremain writes:
you can use -D with -r tag, but sometimes it is confusing.
if tag is a simple tag, and not a branch tag, you might
not get what you expect.
If you specify both a specific revision and a specific date, I don't see
how you
Russ Tremain writes:
IMHO, the semantics for -r are confusing. Sometimes
it means a branch, and sometimes it means an exact revision.
It's even worse for CVS -- exactly the same symbolic tag can be a
revision tag in one file and a branch tag in another!
-Larry Jones
These things just seem
On Mon, Apr 16, 2001 at 13:57 -0400, Larry Jones wrote:
Russ Tremain writes:
IMHO, the semantics for -r are confusing. Sometimes it means
a branch, and sometimes it means an exact revision.
It's even worse for CVS -- exactly the same symbolic tag can be
a revision tag in one file
you can use -D with -r tag, but sometimes it is confusing.
if tag is a simple tag, and not a branch tag, you might
not get what you expect.
-Russ
At 10:56 PM -0700 4/11/01, David L. Martin wrote:
David L. Martin writes:
I'd like to be able to checkout from a branch but take revisions that
Russ Tremain writes:
you can use -D with -r tag, but sometimes it is confusing.
if tag is a simple tag, and not a branch tag, you might
not get what you expect.
If you specify both a specific revision and a specific date, I don't see
how you would know *what* to expect.
-Larry Jones
In
David L. Martin writes:
I'd like to be able to checkout from a branch but take revisions that
are older than a specified date. Since the -D and -r are both
sticky, they apparently cannot be used in combination. Does
anyone know of a workaround or combination of commands to
do this?
David L. Martin writes:
I'd like to be able to checkout from a branch but take revisions that
are older than a specified date. Since the -D and -r are both
sticky, they apparently cannot be used in combination. Does
anyone know of a workaround or combination of commands to
do
I'd like to be able to checkout from a branch but take revisions that
are older than a specified date. Since the -D and -r are both
sticky, they apparently cannot be used in combination. Does
anyone know of a workaround or combination of commands to
do this?
Also, does the -D option only apply
