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Gerhard Fiedler wrote: > 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. It does that by default (you need to do release -f to stop it). If I'm not sure whether I want to keep things I just zip up the entire sandbox and store it (after deleting debug&release directories) rather than use release. > What about cvs edits? Wouldn't "cvs release" release them? If it doesn't, > shouldn't it? I think it does... that said a lot of people don't use edits (I don't for example) so it wouldn't be an issue. Tony