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From: | Larry Lords |
Subject: | Re: Cannot delete "release-tag" and "vendor-tag" fromrepository |
Date: | Mon, 28 Apr 2003 08:36:24 -0600 |
Thank you for your response.
We are running in a client/server configuration with the
server running 1.11.1p1, and the Client running 1.11.1.3. Could
this cause a problem?
The exact command that I am using is — cvs tag -d release-tag
us
I receive the following output —
cvs server: Untagging us
cvs server: Untagging us/bin
.
. all directories look
the same
I agree with you that it appears that CVS is not finding the
tag on any files.
The CVS status of one of the files is —
============================================================
File:
build.xml
Status: Needs Patch ?All other files are Up-to-date, but
still have the tags?
Working revision:
1.129
Repository revision: 1.132
/u05/prototype/us/build.xml.v
Sticky
Tag: <none>
Sticky
Date:
<none>
Sticky
Options: <none>
If I use the -v option on the status command, I get this
information regarding the tags —
.
. subsequent tags that I can delete
v1_0_2_403
<revision: 1.104>
release-tag
<revision: 1.1.1.1>
vendor-tag
<branch: 1.1.1>
.
.
.
. The rest of the tags that I can delete
I can delete any tag except for the "release-tag" and the
"vendor-tag". I have tried all files and individual files with no
success.
I would appreciate any help,
Larry Lords
>>> <address@hidden> 04/25/03 06:39PM >>> Larry Lords writes: > > MIME-Version: 1.0 > Content-Type: text/html; Please do not send MIME and/or HTML encrypted messages to the list. Plain text only, PLEASE! > I have been able to delete all of the 1.1.1.1 version of the files, but > I cannot delete either of the tags. The "cvs tag -d release-tag" > command executes and gives an untagging message for each directory, but > when I check the tag is still there. You should get a message for each file in addition to the message for each directory -- CVS is apparently not finding the tag, which usually means that you misspelled it. It would be helpful to see the exact command you used, the resulting output from CVS, and "cvs status" output for one of the files. > I have tried to use the -B option to remove branched tags, but receive > an invalid option message immediately. We are currently running cvs > 1.11.1.3. Again, it would be helpful to see the exact command and the exact error message. Are you using a local repository or client/server mode? If you're using client/server mode, it may well be that your server is too old to support -B (if so, the command will probably work without the -B). -Larry Jones Well, it's all a question of perspective. -- Calvin ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
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