Euan Guttridge wrote:
How can you determine if a tag is a branch or version tag?
Can this be changed between the two types?
Thanks
If the version associated to the tag contains a .0., it's a branch tag.
Else, (no .0. in version) if the version contains an even number of
element
How can you determine if a tag is a branch or version tag?
Can this be changed between the two types?
Thanks
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Euan Guttridge wrote:
How can you determine if a tag is a branch or version tag?
'cvs status -v' will tell you. You could also use 'cvs log' but then you'd
have to manually interpret the revision number. Any revision number where
the second-to-last number is 0 is a branch tag. For example:
Non
Hi,
we'resharingthesame branch
among the developers and after each deploy we're "freezing" a stable version.
But sometimes these versions have bugs, and we need to update them. I do not
want to generate other version, just update the existing one. It is
possible?
Thanks,
Giovanni Giazzon
If you mean 'I would like to replace a specific revision of a file', no :)
The correct way is to tag when you're freezing, and to create a new
(stable) branch if you need to make modifications.
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Julien Wajsberg
Hi,
we're sharing the same branch among the developers and after each deploy
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we're sharing the same branch among the developers and after each deploy
we're freezing a stable version. But sometimes these
