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cvssteve at diablo-technologies.com wrote: > a) The directory name used prior to altering the cvs repository > when that directory is added > Note: "cvs add <dir>" immediately modifies the repository > (i.e. doesn't require a commit). Also aborting > "cvs add <dir>" in precommand still leaves a CVS > directory behind in the client side called "<dir>/CVS" It's impossible to sensibly abort 'cvs add' in any cvs version at the moment - if anything it's a 2.6 enhancement as it'll require a few changes to the way add works (on the client side too, so you'd have to restrict to 2.6 clients when this happens). > b) The file and branch name used for each file before it is commited. > Note: commitinfo and precommand do not provide this info > (as Bo described below). The tag information is in the current directory when commitinfo is called (I'm surprised Bo didn't mention this). Tony