We are doing parallel development with 2 different versions of our code. We have version 2 on a branch and version 3 is on our main trunk. What we want to do is update the revision numbers on the version 2 branch to be 2.xx and the revision numbers on the version 3 trunk to be 3.xx.
I tried to do a cvs commit -r 2.0 on our branch, but it seemed to be looking at the last version in the repository rather than the branch version to do the commit because it said the file failed the up-to-date check. This particular file has been updated in version 3 but not in version 2, so it IS up to date on the version 2 branch. Is this possible? (I looked in the faq/manual & googled but couldn't find an answer to this problem) Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks, Heather W. _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
