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Alexander Holler wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> --On Sonntag, Juni 09, 2002 23:46:30 -0400 Marko Mikulicic |
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> <marko@××××.org> wrote: |
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>>> checkin with -ko. |
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>> yes but is not selective; it applies to all files. |
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> It applies to files given as arguments. So, at the initial checkin you |
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> just have to make a separate checkin for the files you want to turn off |
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> substitution. E.g. |
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> cvs add myfile1 myfile2 ... |
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> cvs add -ko myfileWithouSubstitution1 myfileWithouSubstitution2 ... |
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> cvs add -kb myBinary1 myBinary2 ... |
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> Because this had to be done just once (initial checkin), where's the |
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> problem? |
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nowhere. I misinterpreted the cvs docs. I should try it out before talking. |
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Marko |
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