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Florent Gilain wrote: > Finally, my goal was just to be able to select 1 file and to ask CVS to > delete history of this file only... That in itself is (almost) easy enough... :) WinCvs: Get the graph, and use the commands "select non-significant" and "delete revisions" (only one file at a time, and could be slow, as it deletes one revision at a time repeatedly for all selected revisions) Command line: try "cvs admin -o ::HEAD <file>" (need to be cvs admin, I think) (probably can be run on a whole subtree, but I'm not sure) However, you need to repeat that regularly, as both only delete the history that exists at that point; it does not mark the file for not accumulating history. Gerhard