Re: Committing files that were tagged (sticky tags)?

[Gianni Mariani]

I think you can simply create a branch tag over the top of Release1

e.g.

cvs co -r Release1 srctree
cd srctree
cvs tag -b Release1_Branch
cvs update -r Release1_Branch

.... give it a try on a test repository

Danial Islam wrote:

> I have this example where I tag my stream at different point, but not as
> branches:
>
>
>
> MAIN Stream
> ----------------Release1---------------Release2--------------Release3----->
>
>
>
> The tags are Release1, Release2, and Release3.
>
> When I do a  "cvs co -r Release1 myModule",
> I can't check-in any files that I modified from it, it says the sticky
> tag is not on a branch.
>
> How would someone be able to checkin from a tagged part of the stream?
> Or would I have to create a branch from Release1 and then have them
> checkin to this branch and merge to the MAIN stream from there?
>
> Danial.
>
>
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