Re: Reverting changes of Locally Modified

[James A. N. Stauffer]

I usually delete the file an update (much like what you did).
--- Richard <address@hidden> wrote:
> Here's the scenario....
> 
> 1) cvs checkout PROJECT
> 2) make changes to file1, file2, file3
> 3) ooops, it didn't want to make changes to file2
> 4) cvs status file2 = 'Locally Modified'
> 
> Question: how to get back the clean/original file??
> Correct me if I'm wrong, but...
> - cvs release only works on directories
> - I thought that 'update -C' would do this, but the -C option was not
> listed in my version. ( When did this feature get added? And yes,
> maybe I should upgrade but that decision is not up to me :( )
> --  P.S. It's also not listed here:
> http://www.refcards.net/download/cvs-refcard-letter.pdf . Is there a
> more recent version of a reference card like this??
> 
> What I did was to move file2 to file2.old and then do an update. Is
> this the proper procedure??
> 
> Thanks.
> Rich More
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