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I have a cruisecontrol continuous build running against a module in the main trunk of my repository. When this build is successful, it applies a tag to the code just built, with the "-F" option to move existing tags. "cvs tag -F last_continuous mymodule" I think I just discoverd a problem in the way I am doing this. If I remove items, then they will not be in the next continuous build, and the tag does not get removed. If I then update to that label, I will get the contents of the last build, plus various old, removed items. Is this true? I think what I should do is: "cvs rtag -d last_continuous mymodule" "cvs tag -F last_continuous mymodule" Is this correct? Is there a better way to do this? Thanks, Mark Johnson