Re: [TortoiseCVS] Unedit after commit problem

[T. E. N. <mr...@ya...>]

I have this problem too.  I was trying to narrow it down but got distracted.  I think 1.6.7 was
the last good install, that didn't have this problem, which I used.  I believe it is trying to
unedit all files that have been committed since the last full checkout.

Regards,
Eric
--- Gerhard Fiedler <li...@co...> wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I often have a problem with unedits after commits. cvs then asks me whether 
> I want to revert the modifications. If I don't revert them, the unedit gets 
> aborted and the file doesn't get unedited. If I do revert them, the file 
> gets reverted to a prior revision, is seen as modified and I need to update 
> it afterwards in order to not mess up the repository.
> 
> I can't remember having had these problems in the times I used primarily 
> WinCvs and did that handling "manually". Nowadays I only use Tortoise, 
> mostly the Edit, Add Contents, Update and Commit commands, and it seems 
> there is something in the sequence they get applied that confuses cvs.
> 
> Does anybody know anything about this? If not, I'll investigate into more 
> detail and try to come up with a repeatable sequence.
> 
> That's Tortoise 1.6.12 running against a cvsnt 2.0.41a server. (But I 
> remember having had that with prior versions, too. I just never got annoyed 
> enough to start looking into it... :)
> 
> Thanks,
> Gerhard
> 
> 
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