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Jonathan Belson wrote: >> Note that when you check out the tag that you created this way, your >> files will /not/ be on a branch; they will be on a tag. But they will >> contain the contents the files had that were on the branch when you >> tagged them. > > So if I want to start working on a branch, do I have to check out the > branch first, then update to the tag? Obviously I want changes I make > to a branch to be committed back to that branch... When you check out a branch, you get automatically the tip of the branch (the latest revision that was committed to the branch). Think of the main branch as just that: a branch. The other branches work similarly. You only ever can commit to the tip of a branch (be it the main branch HEAD or any other created branch). Gerhard