On Wed, 2007-11-21 at 21:12 +1300, Amos Jeffries wrote: > Rafael Martinez (Squid development) wrote: > >> If snmp_core.cc revision 1.10.8.26 > >> > >> How can I come back into 1.10.8.24 ? > >> > > > > cvs update -j 1.10.8.26 -j 1.10.8.25 snmp_core.cc > > cvs update -j 1.10.8.25 -j 1.10.8.24 snmp_core.cc > > > > Is that the answer to your reversal question?
Yes, at least it worked for me... Unless you have locally changes vs. 1.10.8.26, (can originate merging problems...) To be safe, I did: rm mv snmp_core.cc cvs update snmp_core.cc cvs update -j 1.10.8.26 -j 1.10.8.25 snmp_core.cc cvs update -j 1.10.8.25 -j 1.10.8.24 snmp_core.cc cvs commit -m "Coming back to dirty code" snmp_core.cc The rest of ordinary CVS developers have to do ordinary "cvs update" to get increasing version 1.10.8.27 . The version number _ALWAYS_ increase, but the content is that of 1.10.8.24 . > I'm a little unknowing in the reversal area, I've always pulled out a > copy of the old version with -r , made a patch and re-committed with a > reversal comment. > > > Amos
