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On Fri, 2 May 2003 17:43:17 +0200, "Koen" <no at ssppaamm.com> wrote: >Hi! >I was just "checking out" (in the English non-CVS sense ;-) ) some >histories of files stored in my CVS repository, and noticed that >sometimes, a line reading something like "; commitid: f803eb238ac4521" >appears in the message for the commit log (but not always). >Is this normal? If so, could the reason that it's not *always* there be >that this was only introduced in a specific version of CVSNT and was not >there before? Or should I be worried about this? The commit id uniquely marks each commit, so you can make comparisons based on that commit only - it's only there in newer cvsnt's (not sure when it was introduced... somewhere around the 6x builds). eg. cvs diff -r @f803eb238ac4521 myfile.txt Tony