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Vedprakash Patel wrote: > I am trying use -e option of commit command i.e. keeping file checkout and > checking in the code. Next version is generated say 1.7 for a file but if I > execute unedit command it gets previous version 1.6 file. > > Here are the steps I followed: > 1. Ckeckout a file class1.cs with version 1.3 (latest version) > 2. Make some changes to file and commit with -e option > Cvs commit -e class1.cs > New version is generated for the file i.e. 1.4 > 3. new unedit the file without making any changed to the file. > Cvs unedit class1.cs > Cvs asks to revert the changes and selected yes. > 4. This will get previous version i.e. 1.3 in my local machine. But I > expecting the version 1.4 > > Any help would be valuable. Given the state of affairs, probably the easiest workaround is to use a batch script to run a normal commit followed by an edit command. (That's how I thought the ci -e option was implemented, but apparently that's not the case.) Gerhard