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I just stumbled over this in the cvs -H tag output:
-M Create floating branch.
Is this supposed to be functional? If so, how am I supposed to use it and
what exactly is it supposed to do?
Judging by the name it sounded like this would be the feature we've been
talking about before where a branch tag would continue to refer to the tip
of its parent branch/trunk until a revision was explicitly committed onto it
from which point onwards it would act like a normal branch tag. Is this it?
My tests so far produced nothing useful... it created a branch symbol at
rev. 1.0.0.2 that according to cvs log was associated with no revision and
which I couldn't update to ("could not find desired version 1.0 in
/testroot/cvstest1/test.txt,v") and hence could commit no revisions on...
Cheers,
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Oliver
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