not really a cocoa question at all.

I'm a huge CVS fan, have been for years, and finally switched to subversion at home and will probably never look back.

If you want to put a repository on a mac mini, as it seems you do from the machine name, that's what I have at home, I access it over the network, it works just fine. I could add anyone I felt like. It's easier than the cvs daemon, IMHO.

It took me about a day of reading and cussing before I got it to work, but it wasn't hard in the end, just a learning curve.

I suggest if you have more questions either somewhere on usenet or possibly the XCode list (XCode being version-control-enabled) may be a better place to take this question.

Roland

On Nov 20, 2008, at 8:54 PM, Mahaboob wrote:

Hi all,
I need to make further developments of my project with multiple developers. By googling I got one solution as using CVS. I'm using Leopard and Xcode3.1. My project resides on the folder Desktop/myProject. In Terminal I did like
this.
newtoks-mac-mini:~ Newtok$ mkdir first_cvs
newtoks-mac-mini:~ Newtok$ export CVSROOT=/first_cvs
newtoks-mac-mini:~ Newtok$ cvs init
newtoks-mac-mini:~ Newtok$ cd desktop
newtoks-mac-mini:~ desktop Newtok$ cd myProject
newtoks-mac-mini:myProject Newtok$ cvs import -m "first" first_cvs yoyo
start
newtoks-mac-mini:myProject Newtok$ cd
newtoks-mac-mini:~ Newtok$ cvs checkout first_cvs

When I checkout one file and then making any editing and commit it, then the
file is updating and information is enters into the Entries file.
But I can't make it accessible to multiple developers. How can I do that?

Thanks in advance
mahaboob



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