bug#14185: 24.3; pcl-cvs shows files as modified when just visited in emacs 24.3 (was fine in 24.2 & earlier)

["Mike Woolley" <Mike.Woolley@tradeweb.com>]

Hi Glenn,

Did you try it on Windows?

When I followed the steps on the Mac, it behaved as you described and inserted "Up-to-date" in the buffer. On Windows I get "Modified" and pcl-cvs treats it as a modified file.  

Thanks
Mike

----- Original Message -----
From: Glenn Morris [mailto:rgm@gnu.org]
Sent: Sunday, April 21, 2013 12:42 AM
To: Mike Woolley
Cc: 14185@debbugs.gnu.org <14185@debbugs.gnu.org>
Subject: Re: bug#14185: 24.3; pcl-cvs shows files as modified when just visited in emacs 24.3 (was fine in 24.2 & earlier)

"Mike Woolley" wrote:

>  emacs -Q
>  M-x cvs-examine
>   <enter name of a directory under CVS control>
>  C-xC-f <name of a file under CVS control>
>  C-xC-b *cvs*
>  Notice that visited file now shows as "Modified"

I cannot reproduce this. The file shows up as "up-to-date" for me
(assuming it is up-to-date). This appears to be a deliberate consequence
of

http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-diffs/2012-09/msg00451.html

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