Steve Harris writes:
>
> Does a commit do something different to a -nq up to determine differences
> ?
Yes. The initial list of files shown by commit are the *potentially*
changed files based on timestamps; they have to be sent to the server
and compared to determine whether they are actually ch
Hi all,
I've a sandbox from which I've committed all changes to the repository, a
'cvs -nq up' shows no more files to process. Another user of the sandbox
accidentaly did a complete commit and noticed there were file stills to
commit - these files do not show up in a 'cvs -nq up' and show as up t
