That created me a whole new branch. For instance, one of the mainline files is revision 1.65. I had a branch created at 1.65.2 (the branch tag was deleted) then with the tag command from below, it created 1.65.4. I want to re-create my branch tag at 1.65.2.
Eric Siegerman <address@hidden> wrote:
On Fri, Feb 20, 2004 at 10:51:35AM -0800, Jenny Lowe wrote:
> I thought the following command would work: cvs rtag -b -r nbTag branch10 but
> it does nothing other than print the cvs rtag help options.
Try:
cvs tag -b -r nbTag branch10
("tag", not "rtag"), or:
cvs rtag -b -r nbTag branch10 module-name
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