far better to say too little than too much
(for future reference)
To remove a tag and file:
cvs tag -d "tagname" filename
cvs remove -f filename
cvs commit -m "message" filename
To tag an entire folder:
cvs tag -F "tagname" foldername
I started using command line cvs more frequently. These are reminders for myself. In addition to the cvs help.
At work we use cvs and subversion for version control, light years better than Visual SourceSafe.
I’m trying to extend my active command line knowledge of cvs and svn… Remember I’m a low and humble marketer / content developer / writer.
Regular commands I use:
cvs update
cvs commit -m "message" filename
cvs tag -F "tagname" filename
cvs update -dPr tagnameto checkout a tagged version
cvs update -dPAto return to head
I’m using cvs (command) --help to list the various options available.
I’m a visual person, and can remember best when I write things down and see them. How do you keep on top of cvs and svn commands? Can you recommend a cheat sheet?
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