[cvsnt] Does Commit Message make a difference in the version

[Raj Simha]

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Hi All,
  I have a file called file1 (may be foo.ears or something like that)
   
  I committed that file into the repository from my work Space.
   
  cvs commit  <file1> 
   
  Then I was asked to write a commit message I presse ESC key and then 
  "c" for continue
   
  file1 was committed and it formed a version 1.1
   
  Now  I copied the file <file1> again into my worsk space (which will be over written on the old file if there is something new)
   
  Now I tried committing this file using the command
   
   cvs commit -m "Testing Msg version" <file1>
   
  To my surprise its committed and formed another version 1.2
   
  I am just wondering how this is possible even though there is no change in the File content.
   
  I tried to see the difference b/w the two versions, and I could not see any difference except the time they both were committed and the version numbers.
   
  Please help me to know the concept. This helps me a lot.
   
  Thanks,
  -Raj
   

       
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