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Tony Eva, > That's a big difference from the way > that CVS behaves, See the manual for the reasons and the defined behaviour: http://www.cvsnt.org/manual/html/Conflicts-example.html > Yes, one could commit each resolved file > individually but that takes away the > capability of using the commit ID > to find all files in a single commit. Read up about change sets (bug id's) in the manual (cvs commit -B 1234) which are often much more useful that commit id's because they define a logical unit of work that can take place over multiple commits (over multiple days): http://www.cvsnt.org/manual/html/commit.html > I would really like at the very least to have > the ability to reset the conflict status *before* > committing. I'm pretty sure "cvs update" does that. If I have conflicts I always cvs update again before I commit (usually because on seeing conflicts I decide to leave the problem until I'm in the mood to resolve the conflicts). Regards, Arthur