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>> * File test.txt within the Repository also keeps unchanged ... >> > That will always be true. The rename is part of the directory not of > the file... until the directory is committed the rename remains local > to the sandbox. > > So cvsnt will allow directory versioning (or better: Why do I have to commit directories?) In order to get cvs rename working, do I have to commit the directory where the renamed file has been residing before or the directory where the file is residing after rename or both directories? I tried all the combinations, but the renamed file still has to be added ... Is there a plan to provide something like cvs log for directories - showing the history of directories? Is there a possibilty to get the "name"-history of files? (something like: File was renamed from xxx to yyy on 01.01.2003 by JoK) Another thing I noticed: cvs add test04.txt cvs commit test04.txt cvs rename test04.txt test05.txt cvs log test05.txt RCS file: /Test/repotest/Test04/test05.txt,v Working file: test05.txt head: 1.1 branch: locks: strict access list: symbolic names: keyword substitution: kv total revisions: 1; selected revisions: 1 description: ---------------------------- revision 1.1 date: 2004/09/08 11:22:19; author: VITRONIC\jok; state: Exp; commitid: 277413eeb69352c; filename: test04.txt; test04 ============================================================================= But: The RCS file is /Test/repotest/Test04/test04.txt,v and NOT /Test/repotest/Test04/test05.txt,v Johannes