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Hi Zsolt, > I badly need an option to suppress the > file "has been modified; revert changes?" > question at unedit command. The prompt occurs when one tries to unedit a > modified file. I have not found any option to make this prompt suppressed. > > But I found that release command has a -y option which omits the calling > of yesno_prompt function. > > cvs -H release > Usage: cvs release [-d [-f]] [-e] [-y] directories... > -y Assume answer yes to all questions. Seems like a good idea... some consistency of options across commands would be good. > This task seems to be just a piece of cake, and if this upgrade is > acceptable by the cvsnt community, I would like to implement this option > into unedit command (edit.cpp). Just I do not know how can the cvsnt > source be altered by an "outsider"?Is it possible to reach cvsnt > repository with developer cvs access? Or should I send my modifications > to a cvsnt developer? I know that there is an anonymous cvs access to > the actual source. The easiest way is to knock up a patch of the changes (diff -u) and sent it to this list... and cc Tony Hoyle (tmh AT nodomain DOT org) who commits/manages/whatever the cvsnt source respository. BTW, from personal experience, never assume that modifying the cvsnt code is a piece of cake... I'm still recovering from getting the -I@ option to work (as Tony said, import.cpp is hairy!). Greetings from Luxembourg, David