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Using CVS checkout -D without sticky problem when commit?
From: |
Andreas Winter |
Subject: |
Using CVS checkout -D without sticky problem when commit? |
Date: |
Mon, 21 Nov 2005 23:45:23 +0100 |
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Mozilla Thunderbird 1.0.7 (Windows/20050923) |
The following problem occurs:
I have modified a working version in the rep so it won't work correctly
anymore. I want to get a working Version from specific date and
re-commit it immediately so the last version is the working version from
Date.
I have checked out a working version from the repository with
#cvs checkout -D 2005-11-01 srcproject
Using the
#cvs update -A
command does not work properly, as it updates the changes commited to
the repository in the meanwhile and the files are at the last commited
versions.
CVS is really big with it's commandline interface (shellworker) and I
suffer to get this simple thing to run correctly.
How can I re-commit an older (-D option) version as the last actual
version to the repository??
greets
Andreas
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