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Hello

I have a big project with branches. All development is concentrated in the branch. I want to get the state of this branch at some time ago, but can't

 cvs up -r branch_name -D 2010-05-01

gives me (in cvs status Makefile) the sticky tag, but the newest version of file, not at 2010-05-01

+2  A: 

This should do the trick:

cvs up -r branch_name:2010-05-01

The colon syntax is only documented for the -j option but probably works for -r, too.

Oliver Giesen
is does smth strange, may be it uses some different format of the date?It does update to older version, but not version at 2010-05-01.
osgx