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co — Check out RCS revisions (retrieve working files from the Revision Control System). See also: `ci`, `
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How to use the
co command: Check out RCS revisions (retrieve working files from the Revision Control System). See also: ci, rcs, rcsdiff, rlog. More information: <https://manned.org/co>.Solution
co — Check out RCS revisions (retrieve working files from the Revision Control System). See also: ci, rcs, rcsdiff, rlog. More information: <https://manned.org/co>.Check out the latest revision of a file (retrieves a read-only copy):
co {{path/to/file}}Check out a file with a lock for editing:
co -l {{path/to/file}}Check out a specific revision of a file:
co -r{{revision}} {{path/to/file}}Check out a file and overwrite it if it already exists:
co -f -l {{path/to/file}}Print a specific revision to
stdout without creating a file:co -p -r{{revision}} {{path/to/file}}Code Snippets
Check out the latest revision of a file (retrieves a read-only copy)
co {{path/to/file}}Check out a file with a lock for editing
co -l {{path/to/file}}Check out a specific revision of a file
co -r{{revision}} {{path/to/file}}Check out a file and overwrite it if it already exists
co -f -l {{path/to/file}}Print a specific revision to `stdout` without creating a file
co -p -r{{revision}} {{path/to/file}}Context
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