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ci — Check in RCS revisions (store file changes in the Revision Control System). See also: `co`, `rcs`, `
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How to use the
ci command: Check in RCS revisions (store file changes in the Revision Control System). See also: co, rcs, rcsdiff, rlog. More information: <https://manned.org/ci>.Solution
ci — Check in RCS revisions (store file changes in the Revision Control System). See also: co, rcs, rcsdiff, rlog. More information: <https://manned.org/ci>.Check in a file and keep the working file unlocked:
ci -u {{path/to/file}}Check in a file and keep the working file locked:
ci -l {{path/to/file}}Check in a file with a specific log message:
ci -m"{{log_message}}" {{path/to/file}}Check in a file, unlocking it but leaving the working file read-only:
ci {{path/to/file}}Force check-in even if there are no changes:
ci -f -u {{path/to/file}}Code Snippets
Check in a file and keep the working file unlocked
ci -u {{path/to/file}}Check in a file and keep the working file locked
ci -l {{path/to/file}}Check in a file with a specific log message
ci -m"{{log_message}}" {{path/to/file}}Check in a file, unlocking it but leaving the working file read-only
ci {{path/to/file}}Force check-in even if there are no changes
ci -f -u {{path/to/file}}Context
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