On Thursday, 12. July 2001 23:45, Eric Siegerman wrote:
> Better would be to add an "f" suboption to -k:
> - "-kv" would be changed as we're discussing, to say
> "override the stored keyword setting, except for 'b'"
> - "-kvf" would do what "-kv" does now -- always
> overrides the stored setting, even for 'b'
> Note that the "f" should NOT be stored in the ,v file; it should
> be strictly a modifier to the current "cvs" command.
>
> "cvs admin" should honour this "-kf" suboption too. This solves
> the problem of someone going "cvs admin -kkv ." and recursively
> clobbering any binary-file settings in their project.
I like this idea. What about applying it to every command which accepts a
-k option? If time permits, I'd have a look at it...
Ingolf
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