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Oliver Giesen wrote: > OK, I didn't think of that admittedly. In that case I suggest > differentiating between merely making a k-option sticky temporarily for > a local working copy and actually changing the k-option as part of a > versioned operation. IMO the latter should use a different option, e.g. > -K . This then could have the effects I described before (i.e. modified > timestamp token in Entries and consequently no more need to specify -f > on commit(?)). That'd mean an extra option in entries.extra and even more complex semantics (distinguishing between 'sticky' and 'super-sticky')... Since it isn't something that's done very often the -f thing is an easy way to avoid all that. It also works with non-cvsnt clients, which is a bonus. > Yes, that's what I'd expect it to as well. At least if by "original" > you mean the k-option of the base revision. > Yes. I hadn't realized it didn't do that (I understand why not though... it's not as easy as it sounds :^). Tony