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Tony Hoyle wrote: > Daniel Lapolla wrote: > >> I need to retrieve this directory in a way that all other files are in >> the HEAD revision, and newfile.txt is in the last revision of the >> branch "br_cr_12345" with the branch sticky tag. > > > Just: > > cvs up -f -r br_cr_12345 > > Will achieve this without any mucking around with obscure merges. > > Tony Yes and no, because the resulting working copy has the br_cr_12345 tag sticked in ALL the files, not only the ones pertaining to the branch... And there is another (worse) problem: if I want to compose an working copy with 2 or 3 branches for example, I cannot use -f, and if these branches contain failes in the same situation as newfile.txt, I'm unable to compose the WC...