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Andreas Tscharner wrote: > option. I think > cvs commit -B MyBug1 . > will commit all changed files in the current directory. Afterwards I can > commit like this > cvs commit -b MyBug1 . > where only the changed files that are previously commited as MyBug1 are > commited. Am I right? -b is used with cvs edit -b, so you can start work on a bug then commit just those changes. > 2) Merging patchsets/changesets using this bug IDs > Is it planned to use these bug ids for merging? At the moment, the > update command does not mention the bug ids, but it would be very > convenient to say > > cvs update -b MyBug1 -j MyBranch1 > > to merge only the changes that were made to fix MyBug1 -b is already used for branchpoint merges... -B will perform a merge of just the bug, however it isn't as useful as it seems - because you're only getting a subset of the changes to the branch, you get a lot more conflicts. Tony