RE: cancel the last commit

[Arthur Barrett]

Jehan,

Changes to the repository are final - however you can rollback your work
area (sandbox) to the previous state, and then commit these "changes".

If you are using Windows then you are probably using CVSNT (also
available for Linux/Unix/Mac for free).  CVSNT  has transactions which
allow you to do this:

cvs update -j @commitid -j "<@commidid" filename or module-name

Regards,


Arthur Barrett


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Hello

I just commited a major change in my projet althought I hadden't 
commited small changes on the production/stable_relaese one. I just want

the repository to come back to the relaese it was before that last 
commit, so that I can commit the small/stable changes first, then I will

tag that release and finally create a new branch for the major changes I

just did.

How can I cancel my last commit ?

Thanks.


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