CVS

[Darren Cook <darrenj@example.com>]

csv update has this option:
  -C      Overwrite locally modified files with clean repository copies.

It works, but it leaves behind backup files (starting with ".#"). Is
there a way to tell it to not do this? It seems a common need: I edit
some files, the idea sucks, I want to wipe them out and go back to the
real version.

Darren

P.S. For the moment I'm using this after cvs update:
 rm `find . -name .#* | xargs`