Folks-

Frequently, I work on a branch and then merge as follows (assume my project 
is called testProj, and my branch is called Old_branch)

- cvs co testProj
- cvs update -j Root_Of_Old_branch -j Old_branch
- Work on resolving conflicts
- Check in

For the most part, conflicts have occurred as expected, however, 
occasionally I notice that conflicts are generated for certain files even 
though there have been *no* changes between the root of the branch 
(Root_Of_Old_branch) and the tip of the main trunk (testProj).

Any thoughts why?  Any summaries of the algorithm used by CVS to generate 
conflicts?

thanks,
-Johnny.


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