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> > > An import will > >> allow you to update your sources > > > >It no longer does... :( > > > If course it does... import still works fine. Yes, but only the initial import. If I try to do an update import, CVS rejects it because the vendor branch already exists (of course it does- that's the point!). > If there are a lot of changes it rapidly becomes impractical, plus you > lose all the history. Aaaaargh! I do NOT lose any history. All the revisions are there on the vendor branch where I want them. I wouldn't be doing it if I were losing my history everytime! > A proper baseline would allow you to change the > sources your changes were based on without losing any history up to > that point. I still don't get what you're talking about I'm afraid... Cheers, -- Oliver ------ In everybody's best interest, please do not post or CC technical questions to me in private unless they are specifically about a macro/product of mine that is NOT already bundled with WinCvs. I will generally forward my replies to such posts to the CVSGUI list without further notice. ---- ------------------ JID: ogiesen at jabber.org ICQ: 18777742 (http://wwp.icq.com/18777742)