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On Tue, 6 Jan 2004 00:57:54 +0900 (JST), Hiroshi Kuribara <jr3hkrbr at yahoo.co.jp> wrote: >Tony wrote > >> cvsnt 2.0.19 >> * If a previously erased file is re-added, honour the expansion option >> of the new file. > >Suppose we have text-mode file on trunc, >make branch, >remove and re-add as -kb on the branch. >Then trunc file is not same as before, >because the file is binary-mode now. > The file has only one default mode across branches - that's something that isn't easy to solve.... Basically what the add/commit to -kb does is to an admin -kb behind the scenes - this affects all the future commits (but preserves the state of the older revisions, as expansion options in cvsnt are versioned). That's just a 'known bug' that probably won't be resolved for a while (unless someone has an idea how to do it). Tony