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Sandhya [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I received good mails about locking files and I
was able to understand that its quite impossible
in CVS.
Well, advisory locks are possible, but generally
considered undesirable.
Now What I want to know is about locking a tag.
Hmmm... Read this one here:
https://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs-1.11.16/cvs_18.html#SEC177
When I create a tag, is there any way by which I
lock the tag so that no one else is able to
update it. I mean no one should be able to add
files on to the label other than me.
It will depend on how you write the taginfo
trigger script.
I was trying to write scripts to acheive this.
Good plan.
We can track the user name and other details of
the person who is tagging and then write it to a
file and put a flag against that saying its
locked.
Sure.
Whenever users (other than the person who has
tagged) try to add a file on to this tag, it
should throw out some message saying its not
possible.
It is your script, you can write it as you wish.
How does this sound ??? Am I missing anything
??? Any suggesstions on how this could be done
better !!
Nothing better comes to mind. There is a hole in
that a 'cvs import' might replace or add to the
files on your tag... that might be considered a
bug.
-- Mark
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