A few days ago I was cleaning up a project and
deleted a directory, commited, etc. Now, about a week later, I refetch the
project only to find that the directory and the files within
wereimportant. Ooops.
How do I get them back? I have tried checking
out with the date to no avail. The
...and suggest an enhancement.
Anyone know how?
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Recently, we had issues at my company which revolved around CVS branches
being forgotten. That is, work was done, but the branches were never merged
on to the mainline. While this is a mistake on the developers' part, that
is of little comfort to the project manager who is responsible for the
We're pretty comfortable with CVS here. We have several projects, but a few
are large and sometimes there can be 2 or 3 of us working on different parts
at the same time. We each make our own branch from a production tag, do our
work, and merge the changes back to another branch (or HEAD,
This happens to us too, most annoying. I have no solution except to avoid
checking out old versions of the code. :-P
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Cooper
Sent: Wednesday, March 19, 2003 12:12 PM
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Subject: Re:
I've a new CVS user but an old hand at DEC's CMS code management system.
The latter was very good about allowing multiple people in one area. CVS
isn't so strong there. I think it is because old-tyme Unix hacks tended to
be lone programmers working on smaller projects and therefore didn't
Hello. I am getting the
following error message when updating. I have no idea what the problem
is.
cvs server: Updating
.cvs checkout: move away grapevine/docs/graphics/help-terms.gif; it is in
the waycvs checkout: move away grapevine/docs/graphics/search.gif; it is in
the way
Clearly, I
