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On Tue, 20 Dec 2005 13:47:50 +0000 (UTC), "Oliver Giesen" <ogware at gmx.net> wrote: >Bo Berglund wrote: > >> I just tested on my test repository with an arguments reporting >> program started from taginfo: >> ALL F:/CVSMailer/CheckArguments.exe S=%s V=%v O=%o P=%p T=%t B=%b >> >> Result: >> 20051219 22:39:50 Param1: S=AAAFile.txt >> 20051219 22:39:50 Param2: V=1.21.2.3 >> 20051219 22:39:50 Param3: O=add >> 20051219 22:39:50 Param4: P=ModuleXX >> 20051219 22:39:50 Param5: T=TagTestValue3 >> 20051219 22:39:50 Param6: B=N >> >> The tagged file is the branch head on a branch named Branch_MergeTest. > >Yes, but it does not appear to be checked out on that branch but rather >on a specific non-branch tag, isn't it? No, the file is checked out on branch Branch_MergeTest and it is the head revision on that branch. > >> %b reports the value "N" (the meaning of which eludes me) > >I guess it uses the same syntax as the ./CVS/Tag sandbox file, i.e.: > >N = sticky Non-branch tag >T = branch Tag >D = sticky Date Then it does not work for me, the file is definitely on a branch rather than sticky. In that same directory I have files checked out to different branches as a test for CVSNT handling of this particular situation... And I forgot to say: Both client and server are build 2182. /Bo (Bo Berglund, developer in Sweden)