do
$ cvs update -A classes/timer.pmc
to remove the sticky tag and try committing again.
Ah, yes thanks, that worked.
If you wish to get a particular revision/branch of a file,
but don't want the sticky tag to be set, you may use this command:
$ cvs update -r tag -p file file
Melvin Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
cvs checkout -r imcc1final parrot
I don't know, if this is related, but I get now errors on commit:
cvs server: sticky tag `HEAD' for file `classes/timer.pmc' is not a branch
I did commit some patches an hour before which worked fine. Now I
suddenly get a
cvs server: sticky tag `HEAD' for file `classes/timer.pmc' is
not a branch
do
$ cvs update -A classes/timer.pmc
to remove the sticky tag and try committing again.
The sticky tag gets set when cvs checkout/update is done with
the -r option.
leo
HTH,
arvindh.
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Arvindh Rajesh Tamilmani [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
do
$ cvs update -A classes/timer.pmc
to remove the sticky tag and try committing again.
Ah, yes thanks, that worked.
HTH,
arvindh.
leo
