| RE: [pde-dev] Clarification of Versions of committed files. |
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Hi Steven,
If you look at CVS repository, you would notice that there are files like “File1.txt,v”. CVS stores the revision information in flat files with extension “,v”. All the version related change information and comments would also be written to the same flat file. By opening one such file in the repository, you can figure out for yourself how revisions are maintained. Further, If you would like to see each revision individually, you can use the CVS Resource history view in EclipseàTeamàShow in Resource History and right click on the revision and choose “Get Contents”. That’s when it will ask whether you want to overwrite your local changes. You can overwrite, if you don’t have local changes because anyway you can get it from repository later as mentioned in previous mails. Regards, -----Original Message-----
I had 2 blank text files in my local copy.I comitted them.In cvs i c that these 2 files have versions 1.1i,e file1.txt 1.1 and file2.txt 1.1.Then i changd these 2 files in local and again commited resulting in file1.txt 1.2 and file2.txt 1.2. Now i can c this in cvs repost with these file versns.Now wat happpnd to 1.1ver files.Logically i shld b able to c older versions 1.1 also.Iam not able to c the older versions under my project.Did it overwright?How does this scenario work,can u clarify. In cvs repos,i want to c these older files also.
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