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Nitzan Shaked wrote: > Again, if I got the description correctly, the desired behavior would be to > have the same revision whether I get it by tag or not, and that revision > would be the latest (on a given branch) for a file. The tag is there to > differentiate between files, not between revisions of the same file. > > An interesting question indeed -- anyone? Would this do it? Have a script that runs postcommit or just before you do the export (depending on which is more convenient): First, anchor it with a tag on any revision (one time only, doesn't matter which revision it's on): cvs tag MyTagMarker file1 file2 ... Then, update that tag to HEAD, assuming the files are checked out at HEAD already: cvs tag -r MyTagMarker -F MyTag I had a thought that it might be even simpler with: cvs tag -r MyTag -F MyTag ... but nothing happens. -- Glen Starrett