Re: [stellation-res] Successful connection

["Mark C. Chu-Carroll" <mcc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Mon, 2003-07-28 at 11:47, Jonathan Gossage wrote:
> Congratulations. I have successfully connected to the new server and have
> been able to checkout a project. However, I now have a question. I would
> like to undo the checkout without making any changes. Is checkin --force the
> way to do this and if so how do you undo a checkout without checking in
> anything if you have made changes in the local workspace?

What do you mean by "undoing" a checkout?

Checkout creates a local copy of the requested branch version
on your local disk. That's all: there is no server side effect
of checking things out.  You can delete the local checked out
directory without telling the server about it. You can change
things in it as much as you like, and it will have no effect on
the server until you specifically tell it to check those changes
back in.

	-Mark


> 
> Regards
> 
> Jonathan Gossage
> 
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