> > If you have a file RCS/prefix1st-file,v but not RCS/prefix2nd-file,v > > and want to do an initial check-in of ./prefix2nd-file, > > then, if you do > > ci -u prefix<TAB> > > the bash completion turns it into > > ci -u ./prefix1st-file > > unconditionally, w/o giving you the opportunity to select the 2nd file. > > It's that way by design, since this is the desired behaviour after you > have performed the initial check-in, which, by definition, is only > needed once.
Hmmm.... yes, but it is still undesired behaviour before I have performed the initial check-in :-) For larger software development, I am using bigger things than RCS, but for tiny 1-directory projects, and for TeX documents, I am using RCS, and I don't put everything into RCS, just the .tex files and sometimes the Makefile, and this makes me experience the initial check-in problem like above pretty often. V. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
