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>> I am a bit confused, however, since the edit command was always used >> here. I have always thought this was a part of concurrency and a >> method to keep track of who was doing what, >> since one developer can commit his copy of the file while another >> developer has it edited. > >That was exactly my point. Bo's post implied that using "cvs edit" prohibits >concurrent development, but it does not. No, what I meant is that cvs edit is *not needed* because CVS is a concurrent tool and it will handle the changes properly even when everyone checks out all files in read/write mode. /Bo