Hi! If I would like to overwrite a file with the latest version from cvs (by using the option "-C") and the current locally modified file is in conflict with that version, cvs issues an error message like the one below.
Is there any way to make this option work in this case? (Of course you can get around it by removing and updating the file, but once this option is there, it would be great to see it actually working correctly...) With non-conflicting files it works fine, i.e. it makes the .#<filename>.<version> copy and overwrites the local file. ~/> cvs up -C x/y/MyClass.java (Locally modified MyClass.java moved to .#MyClass.java.1.15) cvs [server aborted]: cannot open MyClass.java for copying: No such file or directory P.S.: I'm not sure, but it seems that sometimes the same happens to non-conflicting locally modified files as well. Thanks in advance, Agoston -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/cvs-up--C%3A-%22cannot-open-%3Cfile%3E-for-copying%22-if-file-conlicts-tp19104613p19104613.html Sent from the Gnu - Cvs - Info mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
