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Arthur Barrett wrote: >>> week and they all work for me. Are you using the latest (2382) stable? >> >> No, 2151. Is that relevant? > > Possibly - try 2382. Ok, will do. >> <P:\1\2\Docs>62>cvs log SimpleAlarm-Design.doc > > I thought it was Simple-Design.doc: > cvs ren Design.doc Simple-Design.doc Yes. When I ran this command, it renamed Design.doc into Simple-Design.doc. It does so whenever I run the command on a fresh checkout. But it never seems to commit anything. >> RCS file: /projects/1/2/Docs/SimpleAlarm-Design.doc,v >> Working file: SimpleAlarm-Design.doc >> head: 1.4 >> branch: >> locks: strict >> access list: >> symbolic names: >> keyword substitution: b >> total revisions: 4; selected revisions: 4 >> description: >> ---------------------------- >> revision 1.4 >> date: 2007/07/02 01:38:00; author: gfiedler; state: Exp; >> lines: +75 -55; >> kopt: b; commitid: 404468856f56885; filename: Design.doc; >> ... > > Looks like it was Design.doc and is not SimpleAlarm-Design.doc. Exactly. > And you say when you checkout this into a clean sandbox it checks out as > Design.doc? Yes. No commit I tried did the directory commit. (When the rename works, the commit adds a revision tag to the directory. At least TortoiseCVS displays such a revision tag -- I don't know how to see this directory tag with the command line tools.) > The only differece with this and my test is I used an internal commercial > build and I used a text file not a binary file. I have used the rename command on binaries before with success. In the same manner, in the same repository/sandbox, with the same version... Gerhard