Arthur Barrett
2011-09-06 22:07:29 UTC
KM,
If you are not using CVSNT, then you'll need to create a retrosepctive tag using the date of the last commit (look at the manual for 'rtag' -D).
You seem to be asking a LOT of very similar questions - have you considered buying a book? I recommend 'All About CVS' which I had a hand in writing, but 'Essential CVS' is good too.
Regards,
Arthur
I was looking at the online manual. I don't see a merge tag
for the branch around the date of the last merge, March 2011.
If you are using CVSNT (open source, yes it runs on linux) then a mergepoint (not a tag) is automatically created. Each merge automatically uses the previous merge point (single -j merge).for the branch around the date of the last merge, March 2011.
If you are not using CVSNT, then you'll need to create a retrosepctive tag using the date of the last commit (look at the manual for 'rtag' -D).
You seem to be asking a LOT of very similar questions - have you considered buying a book? I recommend 'All About CVS' which I had a hand in writing, but 'Essential CVS' is good too.
Regards,
Arthur