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RE: Checking out an old file, modifying and checking it back in
From: |
Arthur Barrett |
Subject: |
RE: Checking out an old file, modifying and checking it back in |
Date: |
Tue, 16 Sep 2008 09:39:15 +1000 |
> I would like to branch one file. Could I just branch
> the one file or do I need to branch out the whole
> project because of the 1 file?
>
> cvs co -r1.33 fileA
> cvs tag -b -r1.33 fileA
>
> I'm not clear on the syntax.
You can branch just one file, though some people do not recommend it.
cvs co -r1.33 fileA
cvs tag -b fileA
Or
cvs rtag -b -r1.3 /path/to/fileA
> #or IIRC
> cvs update -j1.50 -j1.33 fileA
>
BTW - if not branching then this is what I would call the 'preferred
method' since a tool like CVSNT will record the 'mergepoint' and allow
you to 'see' that revision 1.51 is related to 1.33.
Regards,
Arthur
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