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From: | Trott, David |
Subject: | Re: 'Re-naming' an existing tag? |
Date: | Tue, 6 Mar 2001 18:42:59 -0800 |
Jim Stoll Wrote:
> Section 4.7 of the CVS docs explains that the command:
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> cvs rtag -r old_tag new_tag module_name
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> will look for all occurences of the tag 'old_tag' in the named module and
> add a tag named 'new_tag' to the each file revision that is tagged w/
> 'old_tag'. Then, if the old_tag needs to be removed, it may be done so via
> the command:
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> cvs rtag -d old_tag module_name
I believe this will only work for conventional tags if you wish to rename a branch tag you may want to look at
cvs admin -n
However I am not totally comfortable with the intricacies of how additions and deletions will effect the use of this command when you have multiple branches.
David
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