Request for enhancement:
For some time, CVSNT has supported the -z option to "cvs edit", which causes the files stored in CVS/Base to be compressed using gzip. This has the big advantage that e.g. Visual Studio's "Find in Files" function does not accidentally find one of those files, causing the user to accidentally edit the wrong file.
Since I updated TortoiseCVS to use this option, we no longer have the problem with users accidentally editing the wrong file. However, the CVS SCC Proxy does not specify the -z option to "cvs edit", so now we have the problem again.
I suggest that either
a) the plugin always uses -z if the CVS client is CVSNT 2.0.26 or greater (this is the best solution)
b) add a preference to enable/disable -z (not really a good solution, IMHO)
Regards -Torsten Martinsen/GateHouse
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