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All,
I've been working with perl scripts and shell scripts for quite some time now. I've been making code changes and submitting them into cvs. But I've never created a new file and added it to the directory tree. I know the cvs commands to add it to the directory tree. What I don't know is to how to get a CVS tag associated with the new file. The tag seen in the existing files is as follows. CVS Tag: $Id: loader.sh,v 1.5 2005/08/30 14:34:29 rahulr Exp $ This is a tag of a file which was originally written by some1 else and the latest change was done was by my login. Can you let me know a way by which I can have a similar tag in my new file as follows? CVS Tag: $Id: fetcher.sh,v 1.1 2005/12/12 14:34:29 rahulr Exp $ Thanks, Rahul. |
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