I didn't followed this thread any longer, but given that a friend of mine
pointed it to me yesterday and I am explicity called in...
D. Baushke (one of the original CVS developers from 20 odd years ago)
pointed out recently on the gnu.cvs.help newsgroup that in his opinion CVS
should ALWAYS
Luigi,
Thank you for your feedback.
We cannot accept donations - there are laws that govern this in most
countries and since we are software developers not lawyers it is better
for us to stick to developing software; to support the project we invite
people to purchase CVS Suite or CM Suite and
Luigi,
With EVS almost done now I finally had time to reply to the last points
you made.
Taking the analogy a step further: Luigi (and others) appear to be
suggesting
Not at all. You choose the Open Source model, not us.
It is perfectly valid under the GPL open source license to both
Taking the analogy a step further: Luigi (and others) appear to be
suggesting
Not at all. You choose the Open Source model, not us. I just said that IMHO
the value of the actual CVSNT suite is not appealing enough to users.
Believe me, I wish I could buy a package with a good SMC from top to
6) A truly visual and robust Release Manager that supports Unix
Try CruiseControl, available both in Java and thus running on any OS, or in
a .NET clone. It's open source, not much visual, but it won't just release
your code. It will check it out, compile it, run tests, tag your repository
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From: Howard Ha [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [cvsnt] March-Hare message into my commit messages
Just wanted to add some feedback
I always resisted my developers will to move to Subversion, you just gave
them another reason.
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Luigi D. Sandon wrote:
But of course it won't work if you use a GUI on top of CVS that doesn't
support it - unless one recompiles them too. And as I noted in a previous
post, the lack of a good GUI (IMHO Tortoise isn't, saw too many users did
the wrong thing due to the shell integration,
Thanks all on your feedback about the advertising in the commit messages.
I have created a new FAQ to make it clearer how to disable this:
http://www.march-hare.com/cvspro/faq/faq2.asp#30
Let me also take this opportunity to clear up some issues raised in this
thread:
1) we are no longer
Really, there are so many clients out there that it's not something that
really factors into it.. and there are as many different ways of
interacting with a repository as there are clients. Everyone has their
favourites - the key to making it all work is at the server side.
Probably most
Luigi D. Sandon wrote:
it's free and they already paid the GUI to make it work. Most managers who
sign the bill don't understand very well why we should by a VCS and then buy
a GUI separately.
Most peopple don't buy the GUI separately, they generally use what they
have.. eg. Visual Studio
Fabio D'Alfonso wrote:
Hi,
just to say that I agree completely with Luigi.
You should go proprietary, if you are no longer satified with open source
model.
We really like the open source model.. evs is also mostly open source
and will likely become more so over time. Adding a small
Most peopple don't buy the GUI separately, they generally use what they
have.. eg. Visual Studio or Eclipse. We also ship Tortoise which is a
Those using VS or Eclipse - which are not the only development environments
on the planet... and I am afraid our IDE is going to target Subversion.
-M message Log message.
It looks it does not work. I get the message anyway.
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exactly the same things as always - I'm against any kind of crippling or
time limiting in software where people may be relying on it continuing to
work.
They would just simply stick to older version until migrating to something
else - as some will do now. I do not like noise in commit
commit. There are even multiple ways to disable that if you dig around
the source a bit.
Here's one (just run cvs - H commit)
-m message Log message (the log message will include an
advert).
-M message Log message.
But of course it won't work if you use a GUI on
Just wanted to add some feedback and maybe ask a few questions. Keep in
mind I'm thinking from the perspective of a small team of 4-10 people
working with perhaps 20-25 cvsnt repositories. I accidentally only sent
this to Tony so I am sending to the list now, with some edits to
portions that
Howard,
Thanks for your detailed reply. I had pretty much already stated
everything I was going to say - and I think addressed all the points
you've raied - but since you went to some effort to write so much I
think you deserve some further explanatory comment, though I've probably
not had time
Clóvis Garcia Marcondes wrote:
Hi,
After installed the new 2.5.04 CVSNT Server (Free) the text below is
been inserted into my commit messages:
Committed on the Free edition of March Hare Software CVSNT Server.
Upgrade to CVS Suite for more features and support:
Clóvis Garcia Marcondes wrote:
Tony,
I got your point but should be nice at least to advise when you change
the way the product works. I just asked because I´m testing the new
version together with the CVS Suite Trial exactly to see if it is
interesting for me to buy the comercial
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From: Tony Hoyle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 07, 2008 12:57 PM
To: cvsnt@cvsnt.org
Subject: Re: [cvsnt] March-Hare message into my commit messages
Clóvis Garcia Marcondes wrote:
Hi,
After
, Cordialement, Regards,
DRIES FEYS
ICT-DEPARTMENT
Software quality Systems: Senior Software Engineer
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Fabio D'Alfonso wrote:
Hi,
I appreciate very much the effort you made to enhance cvs.
This shareware like change in the policy to add messages in the software,
will not get expected results, in my opinion.
I unfortunately expect that this will reinforce migration to other tools
like,
I noticed that this was not made by the Server but the client because
I´ve tested over a CVSNT Server 2.5.03 and the same problems occurr. Is
there a free client or I´ll have to keep the 2.5.03 client instead o 2.5.04?
Clóvis Garcia Marcondes escreveu:
Hi,
After installed the new 2.5.04
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