Name
admin
Synopsis
admin [ -b[rev
] ] [ -cstring
] [ -kkflag
] [ -l[rev
] ] [ -L ] [ -mrev
:msg
] [ -nname
[:[rev
]] ] [ -Nname
[:[rev
]] ] [ -orange
] [ -q ] [ -sstate
[:rev
] [ -t[file
] ] [ -t-string
] [ -u[rev
] ] [ -U ] [files
... ]
The admin
command performs administrative
functions. If a cvsadmin
user group exists, only
the users in that group will be able to run
admin
with options other than
-k
. Options that may be used with the
admin
command are listed here:
-
-b
[rev]
Set the default branch.
-
-c
string
Obsolete. Set the comment leader.
-
-k
kflag
Set the default keyword substitution mode.
-
-l
[rev]
Lock the specified revision.
- -L
Enable strict locking.
-
-m
rev:msg
Change the revision’s log message.
-
-n
name[:[rev]]
Give the specified branch or revision the symbolic name
name
.-
-N
name[:[rev]]
The same as
-n
, except that ifname
is already in use, it is moved.-
-o
range
Delete revisions permanently.
- -q
Don’t print diagnostics.
-
-s
state[:rev]
Change the state of a revision.
-
-t
[file]
Set the descriptive text in the RCS file.
-
-t
-string
Set the descriptive text in the RCS file to
string
.-
-u
[rev]
Unlock the specified revision.
- -U
Disable strict locking.
If the revision specified for -l
is a branch,
the latest revision on that branch is used. If no revision is given,
the latest revision on the default branch is used.
If the name given for -n
is already in use, an
error is generated. You can use -N
to move a tag
(change the revision associated with the tag); however, you should
normally use cvs tag
or ...
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