On Jun 17, 2005, at 7:12 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- FOR each "file" DO:
- cvs log "file"
- grep the branch name out of the output of the above
(for example, you get something like
" branch: 1.164.0.14"
- Get the number from above and remove the "0" and the number
after
it. This is the base where the branch was created. For example,
here, we get "1.164"
- Now, tag the file on this revision:
cvs tag TAGNAME -r 1.164 "file"
Good suggestion. This essentially worked, except for deleted files,
but that turns about to irrelevant to my particular case. The only
issue is the syntax of cvs tag:
cvs tag -r revnum TAGNAME "file"
Thanks!
Derrick
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