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> Using CVSNT 2.0.3 I encountered a strange thing. When I commit and update > my .html or .java files keywords are substituted as expected ($Revision: > 1.1 $ becomes $Revision: 1.2 $ etc). But all of my other text files (like > my .XML files) that contain keywords are not affected at all. I need to > use an explicit "update -kkv" command in order to get the substitution in > these files. I've looked thru the documentation and that tells me all > files are treated as text unless otherwise stated in the cvswrapper or > .cvswrappers files or when added explicitly different to CVS. > > Since all my files are added using the same command, all files should be > treated as text shouldn't they, all binary files I've included in a > cvswrappers file that sits in my CVSROOT directory. And that works > perfectly. > > So my question is how can I tell CVSNT that I want keyword substitution by > default on all of my files unless I tell CVSNT explicitly different. > Either on the commandline or using the cvswrappers file. > > Thanks in advance, > > Iwan