Sundeep wrote:
Here is my requirement...
I created 2 files for project A on main with versions 10.1 (through -r
tag of commit).
Then I checked out the project and added another new file to it.
I tagged the branch with name 'x'.
To tag I gave
cvs ci 'new_file.java' -r x
but this creates the version of the new file as 1.1... But as per our
company standards, all files must be starting from 10.x...
If i give -r 10 then that file is getting added to main branch and to
sub-branch, x. Which means anyone else creating another branch from
main will have that file, which I do not need. The file is specific to
this branch (and its sub branches).
Checking in the file with -r <br_name> does create the file on main
but in dead state... and in Attic directory. This is good but only
problem is the version number, which must be starting with 10.
Is there any way where we can configure the value (other than in -r
option of cvs ).
<grumpy>
Curious, do you work with "Sumanth M" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>?
BTW his email addy, is broken, I hope yours is real. Please use real (even
real for groups only gmail) email accounts, or put @this.domain.does.not.exist .
</grumpy>
The answer is, you do NOT want to mess with the revision numbers, they are for
CVS to do book keeping.
You want to learn to use tags, i.e., `cvs tag` or `cvs rtag`.
http://ximbiot.com/cvs/wiki/index.php?title=CVS_FAQ#Is_there_a_way_to_change_the_versions_of_files_to_2.X.3F
BTW this question is a user question, not a bug. please keep user questions on
the [EMAIL PROTECTED] list.
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