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From: "James A. Squire" <m193884@CSEHP3.MDC.COM>
Subject: Re: Configuration Management for Ada on Unix
Date: 1996/06/03
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Robert Dewar wrote:

> James Squire said
>
> "My point is that there was no explicit mechanism for saying, "stick
> <this> version I just checked in in <that> baseline.""
>
> That's easy to do even with RCS, I don't see this as a limitation at all.

Mind telling me how?  I didn't know RCS had a construct called
"baseline".  How do you create one?
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