RE: How to add/commit a directory after the files therein are already added/commited

[Ming Kin Lai]

> % cvs status -v ~/VERSION3/doc/ChangeLog
> =========================================================
>   Sticky Tag:          v3_0_5 (revision: 1.1.2.2)

> % cvs status -v ~/RESTORED/doc/ChangeLog
> =========================================================
>   Sticky Tag:          VERSION3 (branch: 1.1.2)

I might - I am not sure, but I might - obtain the VERSION3/doc/CVS/* by 
copying them from another directory which I used to check out v3_0_5.  I 
think I accidentally deleted the CVS directory, that contains Entries, Tag, 
etc, in VERSION3/doc so i might just check out v3_0_5 into another directory 
and then copy the CVS files from there to VERSION3/doc.

Assumed I did actually do that.  My question now is:
If I initially checked out files from a branch VERSION3 to a directory A, 
then changed them, committed them and tagged them with v3_0_5.  Then I use 
another directory B, and checked out v3_0_5 from the repository.  Now would 
the sticky tag for files in A be VERSION3 and the sticky tag for files in B 
be v3_0_5?  That is, the sticky tags for files in A would still remain 
VERSION3 even though I tagged the files with v3_0_5?

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