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From: J.-C. Avard <jean-christophe.avard_at_transcontinental.ca>
Date: Thu, 2 Jul 2009 06:56:50 -0700 (PDT)

Hi!

I have a project set up in SVN. I have the trunk and I want to use a tag structure for the different release I will have to do.

So I started by tagging the whole trunk
From WC at URL:
svn://xxx.xxx.xxx/transAction/trunk
To URL:
svn://xxx.xxx.xxx/transAction/tags/BM-0.0.1.1

Then, I made more changes to a specific file, that I need to tag BM-0.0.1.1 as well. How do I do that?
I switch my working copy to the BM-0.0.1.1 version and tried to commit it, but then I had this warning:
"Your working copy appears to be on a tag path!
You should first switch to a branch of the main trunk before committing.

Do you want to commit anyway?"

I googled and found an post that said we should not commit to a tag... is that true? How should I proceed?

Help is appreciated, much thanks in advance!

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