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Tony Hoyle wrote: > keith d. zimmerman wrote: > >> It should be noted here that this behaviour does not occur if the >> command line does not contain the "." (using "cvs udate -j @<commit -j >> @commit" in the top level directory works as I would expect it to) >> I'm assuming this is because using "." explicitly selects all files? >> Perhaps I should take this up with the tortoise cvs team instead at >> this point. >> > There are subtle differences in the way "." is processed and the current > directory (one of the crappier things about the old cvs code I'm working > on right now in fact, although it's a big job). > > There isn't a lot that Tortoisecvs can do, if all they're sending is > what you typed... > they could not send the ".", since it's operating in the current directory.... -kz