I am looking for help on the following problem: I want to use cvs on a system where the disk allocation on $HOME is too small to check out a project. So I am forced to check out on scratch space. I do not want to edit my files there, because I may lose my work when scratch is cleaned. A possibility is to run "cvs co <list of files>" in (a subdirectory) of $HOME, edit the files, and then, in stead of just "gmake", run a script that 1) checks out the full project (of the proper branch, tag, etc) on scratch 2) transfers the modified files to that project 3) runs gmake on that project
Will this work? Are there things I have to be concerned about, e.g. the administration files in the CVS directories? Thanks. _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
