I check out version 1.3 and make edits in my own sandbox version. Then
someone else checks in 1.4. When I do a cvs diff, it just tells me the
diff between my changes and 1.3, and not the tip which is 1.4. Is there
a way to do a cvs diff with the tip, whatever it may be? I know I can
specify
that whole directory
was inaccessible to anyone using the dbase.
Rich
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
richard blair writes:
"cvs [server aborted]: file attribute database corruption: tab missing
in /proj/CVSROOT/proj/STIMULUS/CVS/fileattr
cvs [edit aborted]: end of file from server
This only happens in one directory, but is happening now when anyone is
trying to do any cvs command in or to that directory (even in their
sandbox). Here's the error:
"cvs [server aborted]: file attribute database corruption: tab missing
in /proj/CVSROOT/proj/STIMULUS/CVS/fileattr
cvs [edit ab
I perform a cvs update on a large directory structure, and a conflict
happens, but the file it happened on is too far up to scroll to. Does
anyone know how to retrieve that information? In other words, how do I
find out which files were in conflict after I have performed an update?
Rich
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Two questions:
1) We're using non-branch tags to mark a golden release of our
database. This release is not the tip, but is what users checkout and
and edit, until they are ready to commit changes and then the golden tag
will be moved on those files that were commited. My question is this:
Once
