Where #.## is the version number for the file.
If you need to retroactively change a CVS commit message for a commit that affected more than one file, you are doomed to repeat that action for every file. A little utility script would be useful here.
Thu May 08 2003 11:13 Hey, Future Leonard:
Need to retroactively change a CVS commit message? Take a tip from Dan Rall:
cvs admin -m "#.##:`cat /path/to/new/commit/message`" path/to/affected/file
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