Hello Everyone,
... Yes, I searched the archives!
Here's my situation:
1) I have cvs repository for a project, and I inadvertently included a bunch of .mod files in it (the source code is in fortran-90 and .mod files are generated at compile-time from source code, so I don't really need them in the repository). I frequently access the repository remotely, and updating the .mod files takes some time.
2) I tried to use the command
cvs remove -f *.mod
to remove the .mod files from my project.
3) Next, I tried to commit my changes with
cvs commit
and received the message:
cvs commit: cannot commit with sticky date for file `barotropic.mod' cvs [commit aborted]: correct above errors first!
4) Then, a status check shows: cvs status barotropic.mod =================================================================== File: no file barotropic.mod Status: Locally Removed
Working revision: -1.16 Thu Oct 28 19:52:45 2004
Repository revision: 1.16 /Users/ezaron/CVSrepository/X/src/barotropic.mod,v
Sticky Tag: (none)
Sticky Date: 2004.11.03.08.00.00
Sticky Options: (none)
5) Then, following the advice in the cvs documentation, I attempt to reset the sticky flags:
cvs update -A barotropic.mod
R barotropic.mod
6) Now a cvs status shows the same status for barotropic.mod, and the cvs commit still doesn't go through.
Any help would sure be appreciated.
Regards,
Ed Zaron
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