foo.C has been updated 5 times since the tag I checked out. I want to only grab the very last change made to foo – how can I do that?
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foo.C has been updated 5 times since the tag I checked out. I want to only grab the very last change made to foo – how can I do that?
‘cvs -q update foo.c’ gets the latest version
‘cvs -n -q update’ shows the diff from local against remote.