Eric & Rajesh,
thanks for the reply. Here are some of my reasons for abusing CVS ;-).
What I'd like to be able to do is pull a branch off of the trunk, or another
branch, at some stable point (MYLABEL) and start working. I may be on this
branch for a while and would like to keep up with the trun
On Thu, Jul 12, 2001 at 07:18:13PM -0500, John Lash wrote:
> I have extracted a directory from CVS using a non-branch label off the trunk of
> the source tree.
> cvs checkout -r MYLABEL foo
> I want to add a file in that directory but I want to add it on a branch
> (MYBRANCH).
The usual w
I have extracted a directory from CVS using a non-branch label off the trunk of
the source tree.
cvs checkout -r MYLABEL foo
I want to add a file in that directory but I want to add it on a branch
(MYBRANCH). The first thing I tried to do was "cvs add -r MYBRANCH newfile.C". I
then discovere