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Re: Renaming a branch
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Carel Fellinger |
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Re: Renaming a branch |
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Sun, 2 Sep 2001 16:02:11 +0200 |
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On Thu, Aug 30, 2001 at 10:00:00PM +0400, Alexander Zhuckov wrote:
No one anwsered, so I'll try. But beware I'm known to do stupid things:)
...
> But now I need to rename a branch. Suppose I have a branch named
> release-1-0 created with the command:
>
> $ cd .../moduledir
> $ cvs tag -b release-1-0
>
> After some time and development on that branch I decided that old name
> is bad and I need a new name for the branch -- branch-1-0. Will the
> following commands do what I need?
>
> $ cvs rtag -r release-1-0 temp-branch-1-0 modulename
this will tag the *tip* of the release-1-0 branch, surely not what you ment.
> $ cvs rtag -d release-1-0 modulename
> $ cvs rtag -b -r temp-branch-1-0 branch-1-0 modulename
given the above, this won't work. But even if you chance it into:
$ cvs rtag -b -r release-1-0 branch-1-0 modulename
it still won't fly, as again this would branch at the *tip*.
As far as I know, you have to use a lower level admin function here.
You really should check the docs before you try this out and don't rely
on me knowing how to do it, as I don't!
$ cvs admin -nbranch-1-0:release-1-0 files...
You can omit the files... in a checked out directory of release-1-0,
but beware of files that have been deleted from that branch, as they
won't get updated then.
--
groetjes, carel
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