I changed a file and then invoked the following command: cvs commit -r
3.0
Text9.txt. I updated the log file. The file was set to revision 3.0 and
tagged 3.0.
Then I changed the file again and tried to commit it. The following
error
occurred:
cvs commit -m Testing text9.txt (in directory
Anders Truelsen writes:
Well it does!
I've only tried it once, and all new files started at 3.1 instead 1.1
from then on. I never managed to revert the effect :-(
I do _not_ recommend tampering with the major number.
Or the minor number! Revision numbers are for CVS's internal use only!
