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Re: cvs tag (mis)behavior
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Mark D. Baushke |
Subject: |
Re: cvs tag (mis)behavior |
Date: |
Tue, 11 Feb 2003 12:57:55 -0800 |
Derek Robert Price <derek@ximbiot.com> writes:
> Is there any good reason why 'cvs tag' will ignore files not currently
> in the sandbox when -r is supplied? It's supposed to operate locally,
> but 'cvs update' is too and will find files that don't currently exist
> in the sandbox when passed a tag via -r.
>
> If nobody can argue successfully why this should be otherwise, I'm
> going to alter the behavior of tag -r to match up -r.
>
> Derek
Just so I am sure I understand...
If I have a module that checks out only some files for a given directory
and then I use
cvs tag -rBASE foo
this will cause a different set of files to be tagged than using
cvs tag foo
Granted that -rBASE may be a bit special... it would just be well to be
able to clearly document why someone is not able to tag just the files
they are looking at in the current tree even if it is based on a
datestamp or older branch or version tag of those files.
Thanks,
-- Mark
- cvs tag (mis)behavior, Derek Robert Price, 2003/02/11
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