> I need to change the version of one of my CVS files, as the
> version should
> be used later in the release version using an automated script.
????
I don't get that. The revision number chanhges when-ever you change your
file, otherwise you really should leave it alone, it is _not_ recommendable
to change the revision number be hand.
Anyway, to change the revision of an unchanged file use
cvs commit -r x.y -m"Forcing revision number to x.y" foo.cpp
Note that x.y must be greater than the current revision number.
> Can anyone tell me how to do this (please by email, as I'm not on the
> list)?
Why don't you join then ;-)
/anders
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