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Chapter 13: The Concurrent Versions System (CVS)
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-d Delete the specified tag.
-F Move the tag from the revision it currently refers to, to the
revision specified in the rtag command.
Example
$ cvs -d cvs:/var/lib/cvs rtag -D now alpha_1-6 wizzard
cvs rtag: Tagging wizzard
cvs rtag: Tagging wizzard/doc
cvs rtag: Tagging wizzard/doc/design
cvs rtag: Tagging wizzard/doc/plan
...
server
cvs server
Runs the repository end of the CVS server using an internal version
of the rsh program. The CVS client must also be able to use this
internal version. This is used for the server access method. See also
kserver and pserver.
Synonyms: none
status
cvs [cvs-options] status [-vlR] [files ...]
Display information about files, such as the current working or
base revision, the current revision in the repository, and whether
the files are currently synchronized with the repository. With the -v
option, status also shows the files’ tags.
Synonyms: st, stat
Standard subcommand options: -l, -R
Options
-v Include information about tags.
Example
$ cvs status Makefile
=============================
File: Makefile Status: Locally Modified
Working revision: 1.6
Repository revision: 1.6 /var/lib/cvs/wizzard/
Makefile,v
Sticky Tag: (none)
Sticky Date: (none)
Sticky Options: (none)
tag
cvs [cvs-options] tag [options] tagname [files