When I do a 'cvs co -D "Dec 06 2002" myproject' some files get tossed in
that were actually removed from cvs in October. They dont appear in a normal
'cvs co myproject' (obviously the directories do unless I use the prune
option). Doing a 'cvs log' command on these files shows them as having been
d
Walter, Jan writes:
>
> When I do a 'cvs co -D "Dec 06 2002" myproject' some files get tossed in
> that were actually removed from cvs in October. They dont appear in a normal
> 'cvs co myproject' (obviously the directories do unless I use the prune
> option). Doing a 'cvs log' command on these fi
Larry Jones writes:
>
> Walter, Jan writes:
> >
> > When I do a 'cvs co -D "Dec 06 2002" myproject' some files
> get tossed
> > in that were actually removed from cvs in October. They
> dont appear in
> > a normal 'cvs co myproject' (obviously the directories do
> unless I use
> > the prune
Walter, Jan writes:
>
> Larry Jones writes:
> >
> > Could you post an example log? It sounds like the files have
> > been partially resurrected -- they're no longer dead, but
> > they're still living in the Attic.
>
> Yep, sure looks that way to me too. The thing is, why dont these files come
> I think you mean CVS 1.11.1p1 and 1.11.2 -- there is no 1.12 yet.
Larry, any idea when you'll roll a new release?
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Douglas Finkle writes:
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> Larry, any idea when you'll roll a new release?
"Watch therefore, for you know neither the day nor the hour."
Since I'm not the one who makes the releases, I can't say. But I expect
it in the not-too-distant future.
-Larry Jones
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