D. Michael 'Silvan' McIntyre wrote:
On Monday 06 March 2006 11:18 pm, Stephen Torri wrote:
I do have a few simple error checking things I want to commit. What do I
have to do to commit them via subversion? Anything more than just 'svn
commit'?
(answering Stephen) :
Nothing more, for routine work (update, diff, commit), cvs and svn are
identical, just s/cvs/svn/ in the command line.
It depends on how you checked it out. I've already forgotten the details, but
if you checked it out anonymously, you can't just commit it without telling
Subversion who you are, through some syntax. If you check it out using this
same syntax, who you are gets saved in the tree. I know that's vague, but it
should be enough of a hint.
If you checked out anonymously (which I did), on the first 'svn commit'
svn will ask for your username/password and store it. Note that AFAICT
there isn't any "cvs vs. anon-cvs" anymore. There's just a single svn
tree and at check out you can either specify your username/password or
not. If you don't it will be asked at first commit, but in any case you
get the same code, no more anoncvs lagging behind.
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