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Re: cvs update
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Martin Jørgensen |
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Re: cvs update |
Date: |
Sat, 25 Feb 2006 23:40:26 +0100 |
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Pierre Asselin wrote:
Martin J?rgensen <address@hidden> wrote:
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It's also easier to pull in the newest release when you discard
your uncommitted changes. From the command line, just remove the
file and do a plain update. From the Tortoise GUI, right-click
the red file, pick "CVS" / "Update Special" and select "clean copy".
You wrote a lot of things about tortoiseCVS, but as I wrote earlier I
want to know what's happening behind the interface and therefore I'm
working on a hp unix system and want to learn the command line arguments.
If you want to discard uncommitted changes for *all* files it's
even simpler. Wipe out your entire local tree and check out a new
one from scratch.
I also do that sometimes, but if it's just for one file then it's a
little silly to delete the whole directory tree and do a checkout again.
Yesterday
I deleted this "#1.3#" file and when I wanted to commit some changes, it
complained about missing this file...
I don't understand what you are saying. The "#1.3#" file is just
a backup for your private enjoyment and cvs shouldn't miss it.
Well, it did... Perhaps there was a conflict or something? Usually cvs
update also just overwrites my local files as I want i to, but I don't
know what I did since it made a new revision 1.4 and created a file
(something with #1.3#)...
Can you paste the exact error message the next time it happens ?
Yes, I will... Too bad that didn't write down the exact problem when it
happened, but I'll do that next time...
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Martin Jørgensen
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