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Matt Schuckmann wrote:
> Interesting, but does it work?
>
> I tried committing 2 files at different revisions at the same time, I don't
> see a commit identifier, where do I find it?
> I tried using the -B option (bug identifier) with a commit in the following
> ways:
>
> cvs commit -B bug1 -m"lets try the -B option"
> cvs commit -Bbug1 -m"Lets try the -B option"
> cvs commit -B 1 -m"Lets try the -B option"
> cvs commit -B1 -m"Lets try the -B option"
>
> But all I get is an invalid -B option message with the following usage
> statement.
I think (haven't actually used it) you need to do a cvs edit -b bugid on
those files to first associate them.
Usage: cvs edit [-cflRz] [files...]
-b bugid Bug to associate with edit
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Glen Starrett