I have tags assigned to some of my files in the repository to mark them for something different. Now if one of these files is updated and committed, how do I get the tag on the latest version? Or get rid of it from the old and add it to new?
Thanks
Khyati_
Hello all,
I have a question regarding CVS tags. I want to have a list of files that are in a certain release. Is there a command within (win)cvs that allows me to specifiy a certain tag and then generates a list of all the files that have that tag?
Thanks in advance,
Tim WensinkGet Your
Khyati Nayak wrote:
> I have tags assigned to some of my files in the repository to
> mark them for something different. Now if one of these files
> is updated and committed, how do I get the tag on the latest
> version? Or get rid of it from the old and add it to new?
Use the -F option.
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Tim Wensink wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> I have a question regarding CVS tags. I want to have a list of files
> that are in a certain release. Is there a command within (win)cvs that
> allows me to specifiy a certain tag and then generates a list of all
> the files that have
Alexander Kamilewicz wrote:
> cvs -q get -r releasetag > logfile
cvs -qn co -r releasetag module
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"Derek R. Price" wrote:
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> Alexander Kamilewicz wrote:
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> > cvs -q get -r releasetag > logfile
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> cvs -qn co -r releasetag module
Very true. I was wrong. Need more coffee
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"Derek R. Price" wrote:
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> Alexander Kamilewicz wrote:
>
> > cvs -q get -r releasetag > logfile
>
> cvs -qn co -r releasetag module
This is also not correct for directory structures, because "-n"
don't/cannot work recursively.
Other thing is, that you must do the checkout to directory, whe
Tim Wensink wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> I have a question regarding CVS tags. I want to have a list of files
> that are in a certain release. Is there a command within (win)cvs that
> allows me to specifiy a certain tag and then generates a list of all
> the files that have t
Rudolf Balada wrote:
> "Derek R. Price" wrote:
> >
> > Alexander Kamilewicz wrote:
> >
> > > cvs -q get -r releasetag > logfile
> >
> > cvs -qn co -r releasetag module
>
> This is also not correct for directory structures, because "-n"
> don't/cannot work recursively.
I was trying to avoid actua
Hi,
Is there a way to freeze the CVS tag? After we create a CVS tag, we would
like to freeze it so that no one can change it and causes problem, is this
possible?
Thanks in advance!
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> >Is there a way to freeze the CVS tag? After we create a
> CVS tag, we would
> > like to freeze it so that no one can change it and causes
> problem, is this
> > possible?
You need to use a command in the CVSROOT/taginfo administrative file which
will exit with
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>Is there a way to freeze the CVS tag? After we create a CVS tag, we would
> like to freeze it so that no one can change it and causes problem, is this
> possible?
No, but note that CVS won't move an existing tag unless you force it to
by using the -F flag -- simp
I'm thinking that what I do works to not allow tag changes:
First, I define a 'cvsadmin' group.
Second, I place this line in $CVSROOT/CVSROOT/taginfo:
ALL $CVSROOT/CVSROOT/tagrules.sh
Third, I place tagrules.sh in my $CVSROOT/CVSROOT/checkoutlist
Fourth, my tagrules.sh looks like this:
#!/bin
Hi,
Thanks for all the suggestions! Since I do not want the users to touch
an existing tag at all, I will add code in tagrules.sh to reject any
tagging request (tag, delete, etc) that involves an existing tag. My
version or David's tagrules.sh will be:
tag=$1 [tag]
op=$2
Hi,
Can you please tell me how to get the list of all the tags of a project
in "wincvs".
I am working on windows98.
Thanks & Regards,
A. Radha Krishna
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Hi,
Does anyone
on the list know what is causing the error below:
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RESPONSE has
0 items:
cvs [server
aborted]:tag '.' must start with a letter
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, about 3kb.
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Subject:List of CVS Tags
Hi,
Can you please tell me how to get the list of all the ta
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Hello Radha,
I don't know how to do that in wincvs or tkcvs. I do a lot of my CVS
handling on the
command line and so I've made myself a couple o
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Hi,
Thank you for giving reply.
Can you please put the script on the list.
Can you also explain how to use that? ( I didn't use perl script any
time).
http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
lstag
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> Here you go.
Thank you! That is handy.
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Um, you might want to warn people that it only lists tags associated with
files that are in or below the current directory. If there are tags in your
project which were not applied to your current tree, then you won't be
alerted to their existence.
If you have local access to your cvsroot, you s
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Um, you might want to warn people that it only lists tags associated with
files that are in or below the current directory. I
> mich wrote:
> Does anyone on the list know what is causing the error below:
> ==
> RESPONSE has 0 items:
> cvs [server aborted]:tag '.' must start with a letter
> =
Hello, I wonder if anyone can help me.
I am after a list of Tags made in CVS.
Looking at the documentation I got the impression I should be viewing the
"Taginfo" file, but it doesn't give me the information that I want.
Can anyone help me please because I think I am well off the mark at the
mome
Iain Freeston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I am after a list of Tags made in CVS. Looking at the documentation
> I got the impression I should be viewing the "Taginfo" file, but it
> doesn't give me the information that I want.
A list of tag names is stored in the CVSROOT/val-tags file in the
r
Iain Freeston wrote:
> Hello, I wonder if anyone can help me.
> I am after a list of Tags made in CVS.
> Looking at the documentation I got the impression I should be
> viewing the "Taginfo" file, but it doesn't give me the
> information that I want.
>
> Can anyone help me please because I think
Jim.Hyslop writes:
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> Be
> aware that val-tags shows all the tags ever applied to any file in the
> repository
No, it doesn't. It shows all the tags that have been used to *retrieve*
files from the repository since the val-tags file was created. It's
just an optimization -- you can delete it a
Brian Gough writes:
>
> A list of tag names is stored in the CVSROOT/val-tags file in the
> repository.
But it's not complete. It's just a cache for optimization purposes.
-Larry Jones
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Iain Freeston writes:
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> I am after a list of Tags made in CVS.
Tags are kept in the individual RCS files, there's no central database
of them. You can find the tags on a particular file with the log
command or with status -v.
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