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help with committing change
From: |
Corey Wirun |
Subject: |
help with committing change |
Date: |
Mon, 18 Mar 2002 18:07:58 GMT |
Hi All,
I'm using WinCVS 1.3.7.1 against a linux cvs-1.10.7-7. I'm trying to set up
a repository with two consecutive releases of source code.
The problem I have is that I can't commit a edited file to the repository.
The error I get is:
cvs commit -m "Added support for SID sector file section to section
array." -r dev-build33-1 src\objlib\SectorFile.h (in directory
E:\devel\Personal\gndmaker\)
cvs server: sticky tag `dev-build33-1' for file `src/objlib/SectorFile.h' is
not a branch
cvs [server aborted]: correct above errors first!
This is what I did:
I imported a new module.
The revisions created were 1.1 on all files, so I 'updated' the working
directory to download 1.1 revision files.
Applied tag 'build-32' as first release to put under source control.
I did a 'cvs edit -c' on all the files to unlock them and copied the next
version (which I had offline) overtop the working directory.
Then I commited everything that changed to get a revision 1.2 on all my
files and I put down another tag 'dev-build33-1'.
Then I updated my working directory based on 'dev-build33-1'.
I did a reserved edit on sectorfile.h and I get the error when I tried to
commit it.
What am I missing here? Why do I need a branch if I'm not doing any
parallel development? I just want a single chain of revisions with tags
along the way. If I download a working directory based on a tag, can I not
commit my changes?
Thanks in advance!
Corey.
- help with committing change,
Corey Wirun <=