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> We use double j merges often here; I guess > it depends on your workflow. Developers > mostly commit to the HEAD; upcoming > releases have their own branch. QA > doesn't want all changes, just some of those changes. But you can do all of that with a single j merge and a change set number - that's why they are there. In my understanding a double j merge just means you are telling cvsnt NOT to record the merge... I don't know of a reason why a double j merge couldn't record the mergepoint, I don't think anyone ever thought anyone used double j merges anymore (there is certainly no need to). Regards, Arthur