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Hi Luigi,
I just tried your option of using the rtag for branching from a branch. but
still the branch is always pointing to the HEAD .
Eg:
test.c
|
------
1.1 |----------------Product_1_Branch
---------
|_____developer_branch.
My problem is shown above.
Note that the Product branch is a new branch dervied from the mainline. So
not all the files have sub-version. Because its still the same as the 1.1
show above.
i used this command to create a developer branch.
cvs rtag -r Product_1_Branch -b developer_branch project1
But still it does not branch from an existing branch but rather gets
branched from 1.1.
Am i missing something here.
On Wed, Aug 27, 2008 at 7:08 PM, Luigi D. Sandon <cp at sandon.it> wrote:
> You can branch a branch. You have to specify where you want to branch from
> -
> what cvs command are you using? Are you using rtag -r?
>
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> Luigi D. Sandon
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