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[Python-Dev] *.dsp and *.dsw are treated by CVS as binary. Why?

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On Sat, Aug 12, 2000 at 03:10:30PM -0400, Tim Peters wrote:
> Note that an update isn't enough to get you going again on Windows, and
> neither is (the moral equivalent of) "rm *" in PCbuild followed by an
> update.  But "rm -rf PCbuild" followed by an update was enough for me (I'm
> working via phone modem -- a fresh full checkout is too time-consuming for
> me).

Oh right. The '-kb' is sticky to you checked out version. I forgot
about that.

Thanks, Tim.

Trent

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