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On Thu, 20 Feb 2003 11:37:22 +0200, "Lionello Lunesu" <lionello.lunesu at crystalinter.remove.com> wrote: >What's the usual method used to 'uncommit'? >Is this a bug in cvs (on one side complaining it doesn't know about the >file, on the other saying it's already there)? > admin -o isn't recommended, it basically manually deletes the revision from the the rcs file, losing the history. That's why it's restricted to repository administrators... if you muck things up using it there's no way back. Deleting all the revisions in the file is definately one of the things it's not a good idea to attempt. The usual way to remove revisions is to apply the reverse-diff of what you want to rollback to, and commit that eg. cvs update -j HEAD -j 1.3 foo.c Tony