Re: commit question

Hector Santos writes:
> 
> You think you have it all figured out with the complexing branching 
> model in CVS and then something happens where either you forget the 
> basic ideas or you screwed something up.  I never used "sticky tags" 
> before until recently but I don't recall how I added it.

Don't let the terminology confuse you -- any time you specify a tag to
checkout or update, that tag becomes a stick tag on the checked out
files.  So you've almost certainly used sticky tags before, you just
didn't realize it.

> cvs commit: Examining .
> cvs commit: sticky tag `rev6_3_452_6' for file `wcrepair.rc' is not a branch
> cvs commit: Examining res
> cvs [commit aborted]: correct above errors first!

The problem here is that you checked out a particular revision rather
than a branch.  You can only commit to a branch.  From what you've said,
you probably want to update to the rev6_3 branch, then you'll be able to
commit your changes.
-- 
Larry Jones

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