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> cd fedora/$NAME
> cvs up -d
> Then your workflow is:
> cd fedora/$NAME/F-10
> cvs up
> make new-sources FILES=$BALL
> cvs ci -m "update to $VER"
> make tag build
Thanks! That should work in the future. Now I have a slightly different
problem. While my fedora/$NAME/devel was setup to build for f-10, I
managed to do a 'make tag', so I created both libpst-0_6_22-1_fc10 and
libpst-0_6_22-1_fc11 tags in the devel branch. Now I am trying to build
in the F-10 branch, and of course it complains:
ERROR: The tag libpst-0_6_22-1_fc10 is already applied on a different
branch
ERROR: You can not forcibly move tags between branches
It would be nice to
cvs tag -d libpst-0_6_22-1_fc10
in the devel branch, but that is not allowed. One recovery path is to
bump the version, and just build f-10 and devel again. Or is there a
way to force the removal of that incorrect f-10 tag from the devel(now
f11) branch?
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