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Bo Berglund wrote: > You don't ever need to 'cvs release' a sandbox... > All cvs release does that is not done by a simple delete in Windows Explorer > is that it sets some kind of marker in the CVSROOT/history file on the server, > but that is about all it does. Doesn't the "cvs release" command allow you to have cvs delete all files under cvs control, leaving all other files alone? This is useful to make sure you have nothing there that you might want to keep, and nothing you could easily do with any other tool. What about cvs edits? Wouldn't "cvs release" release them? If it doesn't, shouldn't it? Gerhard