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From: ron@vaxnix.tandy.COM (Ron Light)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.wizards
Subject: I need an SCCS wizard
Keywords: sccs edit
Message-ID: <1037@vaxnix.tandy.COM>
Date: 8 Oct 88 04:08:28 GMT
Organization: VideOmega Inc. - Ft. Worth Texas
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Is there an easy way to bump the SID without having to edit and delta a
file(s).   I use the SID as the version number given to testers.  Each time
I give a new version of a program to the testers, I change the SID from
(say) 2.xx to 3.1  This allows me to identify the version quickly if the
need arises and it also gives them a way to report bugs about version 2.

Is there some way, or set of commands, where I can bump the SID *WITHOUT* going
through all the bother (and time) of getting each file (for edit with new SID)
and then delta'ing it back?