Hi all!
We are experimenting a big delay when we want access to cvs. We
are not sure if the delay is caused by cvs or not. My question is: is it
possible that a big repository (a lot of files, and a lot of
history) makes cvs go slower?
Thanks in advance, and excuse my
Hi,
I am currently inserting current date and user ID into files (last changed
into html files) using cvswrappers. The trouble is that the main branch of CVS
does not support to cvs filters in cvswrappers any more (since 1.9.26 or
something like this).
Does anybody know if the filter to cvs
I'm aware of some quite big companies that are using CVS...
Air France ( 1000 coders) uses CVS for projects upto 15/20 members
(larger teams use ClearCase but I'm not convinced of the added value)
W3C (the world wide web consortium that is in charge of HTTP HTML XML ... ) also
uses CVS in a
"Louis-David Mitterrand" wrote:
Performing:
% cvs -d [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/var/cvs update
works fine, but when doing:
% cvs update
then I get tons of:
C Item/Toys_and_Games/Wind_Up/index.md
cvs update: move away Item/Travel_and_Transportation/ah.mc; it is in the
way
C
On Thu, Aug 24, 2000 at 08:52:51AM -0500, David L. Martin wrote:
You might check to see if your CVS/Root file within these directories is the
same as the -d option and the CVSROOT environment variable. CVS might be a
bit confused if the CVS/Root is different, but I can't be certain it would
Sandy Thota writes:
I have CVS setup on a Solaris server say server1 from before .
Now I setup CVS on another Solaris server say server2, and did all the
required configuration in /etc/inetd.conf, created repository etc.
Actually the repository is running on a HPUX server. It's being
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
cvs server : cannot rename .new.file.ext to file.ext file already
exists
comiit aborted.
This leaves us with an unresolved conflict status on the file, a
.new.file.ext in the directory and version 1.1 of the file
in the repository. (If we delete the file and
The company procedures here have the CM personnel check out the entire
development tree (old build), copy the new files over the old (in the
workspace), and then commit the changes (new build) and rtag. The
problem is that lock files are set up in every directory in the tree
inhibiting the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
ex: DEFAULT Template
Template file is located in my CVSROOT directory.
Like it says in the Cederqvist manual, "the part after the regular
expression should be a *full pathname*". So you need something like:
DEFAULT
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On Wed, Aug 23, 2000 at 11:50:55PM -, Ramon M. Felciano wrote:
cvs checkout -c option, which lists all modules in CVS; I want all
files in a module.
cvs -n co
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Mike Castle Life is like a clock: You can work constantly
[EMAIL PROTECTED] and be right all the time, or not
Mike Castle writes:
cvs -n co
Unfortunately, that doesn't work:
bash-2.02$ cvs -n co c9x
cvs checkout: in directory c9x:
cvs [checkout aborted]: there is no version here; run 'cvs checkout' first
-Larry Jones
Hmph. -- Calvin
I need to know if the browse feature in Wincvs version 1.1b15 can view
the repository structure from a Unix system. Im working on Windows 2000 professional. I also have this installed on Windows
NT4.0 Service Pack 6a. When
looking at the gui and connecting it only shows my working
cvs rdiff -s -r 0.0 module
then hack away the output. Shows the tips though. Anybody has and idea on
how to see it on a branch?
Eugene.
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Mike Castle writes:
Is that something that is easily fixable or would require significant
modifications?
If it were easily fixable, it would already be fixed. :-)
Whether it requires significant modification or not I cannot say, but it
definitely requires more in-depth study than I've been
Does anyone know of a command or way to remove all the CVS dirs under
the working dir?
I use CVS to keep track of my version but my firm likes to use PVCS
so before I check my work into PVCS I need to remove all the CVS dirs
under the working dir.
please email me back at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For what it's worth:
to list files on the main trunk:
cvs rdiff -s -r HEAD -D 01/01/1970 module | sed -e 's/File.//' -e 's/ is
removed.*//'
to do it on a branch:
cvs rdiff -s -r BRANCH_TAG -D 01/01/1970 module | sed -e 's/File.//' -e 's/
is removed.*//'
I've just compared the results
Richard June writes:
Add a directory 'mkdir DIR;cvs add DIR'
then commit 'cvs commit -m "because" DIR'
everythings cool, then when on another checkout of the same source.
cvs update doesn't create the directory, what gives? isn't it supposed to?
No. Because CVS only tracks files, not
On Thu, Aug 24, 2000 at 04:10:45PM -0500, Richard June wrote:
I've got a question with CVS v. 1.10.6 . if I
Add a directory 'mkdir DIR;cvs add DIR'
then commit 'cvs commit -m "because" DIR'
everythings cool, then when on another checkout of the same source.
cvs update doesn't create the
On Thu, Aug 24, 2000 at 04:10:45PM -0500, Richard June wrote:
I've got a question with CVS v. 1.10.6 . if I
Add a directory 'mkdir DIR;cvs add DIR'
then commit 'cvs commit -m "because" DIR'
everythings cool, then when on another checkout of the same source.
cvs update doesn't create the
cvs export to another work dir to send to pvcs
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: August 24, 2000 2:15 PM
Subject: remove CVS dirs under the working dir?
Does anyone know of a command or way to remove all the CVS
It' s interesting to see a message about conversion from CVS to Continuus,
because the company I work for is currently trying to switch from Continuus
from CVS. Does anyone on this list know of a tool that would facilitate this
conversion? I am trying to find some sort of conversion tool before
hi, all
i'm a newer to cvs .
i have a file which is newest version is 1.4,but i want to restore it's
version of 1.2.
how can i restore the old version?
Regards,
lfq
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Is it possible to rename a tag or branch?
Thanks,
Sandra
On Thu, Aug 24, 2000 at 13:43 +0200, Rainer Dorsch wrote:
I am currently inserting current date and user ID into files
(last changed into html files) using cvswrappers. The trouble
is that the main branch of CVS does not support to cvs filters
in cvswrappers any more (since 1.9.26 or
cvs 1.10 client and server.
User on Windows 95.
User likes to have RCS/CVS keywords (Id)
My understanding of client server commit with keywords :-
user commits file
server transforms keywords and sends patch or updated file to client
client puts changes to a temp_file
client renames temp_file
On Thu, Aug 24, 2000 at 07:06:54PM -0700, Sandra Wittenbrock wrote:
Is it possible to rename a tag or branch?
tag, yes, kinda:
use tag or rtag with -r option to create new tag on same versions as
previous tag. Then use -d to delete old tag.
Can't use this on branches though.
mrc
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how can i restore the old version?
$ cvs upd -r1.2 -p file file
$ cvs commit
Guus
Howdy Carlos,
Your English is perfect.
We have a large repository also, some 5000 files in 180 or so
directories, 2.5 million lines of code over 8 years, probably
30 more braches, hundreds of tags.
In the three years I've been working for the company, I've noticed
some slowdown, which I
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