Hi, But doesn't
cvs up -A -C -D "2012-07-05 13:41 still set the sticky date so that I can't commit to the HEAD? Thanks. Andrew On Fri, Jul 6, 2012 at 1:04 AM, Arthur Barrett <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Andrew, > > I was recently in Nashville (in spring) helping a local company (pharma > biz) with their configuration management requirements and processes. > Too many breakfasts at Midtown Noshville (or maybe dinners at Royal > Thai) saw off any chance of getting into shape for summer ... > >> >> cvs up -C -D "2012-07-05 13:41" >> >> it sets the sticky date for all of the files, so I can't check the >> reverted files in to the HEAD. Is there some way around this? >> > > > Generally as a rule of thumb CVS operates on HEAD (or the branch of the > sandbox). You can force it instead using: > > cvs up -A -C -D "2012-07-05 13:41" > > Implementing and using CVS well takes some work - I recommend you get a > good book on the subject from Amazon or your favourite technical books > seller. I > had a hand in writing 'All About CVS' or there is the ever popular > 'Essential CVS' or many many others. > > Regards, > > > Arthur Barrett > Product Manager > CVS Suite > > March Hare Software LLC > 200 Broadhollow Road > Suite 207 > Melville, NY 11747 >
