[cvsnt] Re: Admin -o question...

Oliver Giesen ogware at gmx.net
Fri Apr 29 14:47:12 BST 2005


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Glen Starrett wrote:

> John Cole wrote:
> > If I issue a cvs admin -o 1.1: command on a binary file (say a dll)
> > will it remove the versions that have been tagged as well?  I would
> > like to remove all untagged revisions of the file.
> 
> Yes, AFAIK it will.  However, I believe there was a macro written for
> WinCVS (that I think is included in the distro) to do just what you
> want -- remove all insignificant versions.

It's not a macro. It's a feature of the Graph View. That is, it allows
to *select* non-significant revisions. The deletion of the selected
revisions has to happen in a second step (also from the Graph View
context).
I think the definition of non-significant here is:

1. Not a revision at the tip of either the trunk or a branch.
2. Not tagged.
3. Not a  branch point
   (which, if you think about it, is the same as 2.).

Hope this helps.

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