"cvs rlog" doesn't distinguish tags from branch. They both are referred
as symbolic names. I'd use "cvs status -v" for this purpose.
On Fri, 2002-05-24 at 07:50, Larry Jones wrote:
> Dusan Juhas writes:
> >
> > is there any way how to obtain a list of all tags:
> > a) in a module
> > b) in the
I have the same problem. The cvs update works fine though. Maybe
downgrade WinCVS helps.If you upgrade cvs1.12 on server side, it will be
worse - "cvs update" will also hang up.
On Thu, 2002-05-09 at 18:30, Bob Johns wrote:
> I'm using Wincvs 1.3.8 and OpenSSH 3.1p1 from Networksimplicity.
> Wh
; Maybe try this first to see if you get all menu items and worry about
> the overlays later.
>
> Quick Solutions wrote:
>
> >I do not see these options and I read the FAQ page at tortoisecvs.org
> >web site saying that IE4 with desktop extension must be installed and
&g
do updates and commits (checkins) with tortoise all the time. I use
> WinCVS and the command line cvs client for more advanced stuff (like
> tree graphing and changelog generating). But tortoise is pretty complete
> for day to day use.
>
> Marcel
>
> Quick Solutions wrote:
TortoiseCVS offers some integration with Windows Explorer with options
such as web log based on cvsweb, make tag, merge from a branch, remove a
file, etc. But there are no update and checkin functions.You still need
another client such as WinCVS as GUI or you use CLI to do update or
checkin.
I th
Hi, All,
After I upgraded my CVS server to 1.12, my WinCVS doesn't work any more.
More specifically, every cvs operation such as update just hangs up
there and never ends. I have to click on "stop" icon to stop the
process.
That forced me to rollback to 1.11p1 on my CVS server which is running
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