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You use qunstamp to remove a label from a specific revision in a QVCS archive. It is the complement of the the qstamp utility.
qunstamp removes just the label from the QVCS archive. It doesn't delete the revision associated with the label string.
Command Template
qunstamp {-label LABEL}|{-deleteStatic} filename
*One of the options enclosed in {} must be specified.
where:
-label LABEL (cannot be used with -deleteStatic)
Specifies the version label that should be removed from the QVCS archive. The LABEL is removed from the QVCS archive so that it no longer is associated with a revision present in the QVCS archive. If LABEL contains any spaces, it must be enclosed with single or double quotes.
-deleteStatic (cannot be used with -label)
Indicates that qunstamp should remove all the non-floating labels from the specified archive. If you use this flag, only floating labels will remain in the archive after executing the command.
filename (required)
The work file associated with the QVCS archive from which you are removing a label.
The filename can make use of the wildcard character * in order to perform the operation on all applicable files in the current directory, all files of a certain extension (e.g. *.cpp), etc.
Examples
qunstamp -label 'Test Release' foobar.c
Removes the 'Test Release' label from the QVCS archive.
qunstamp -label 'Version 1' *
Removes the 'Version 1' label from all QVCS archives accessible from the current directory.
Command Line Utilities
See also: QWin's corresponding Remove Label tool.
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