Sam Louis wrote:
cvs tag -d tagname a.txt
It's the normal way to remove a file from a (non-branch) tag
This is a way, not the "normal way".
cvs up -r tagname a.txt
cvs rm -rf a.txt
cvs ci a.txt
I think that this operation should be forbidden, don't u think this ?
It most certainly shouldn't be forbidden, though an argument might be
made for marking the file "dead" on the branch and leaving the tag in
place. I don't think I'd bother with it without use case that was
meaningfully different from the tag deletion, though.
Regards,
Derek
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