Hello,
I have a repository
src
|--subdir1 ( bunch of files)
|--subdir2 ( bunch of files)
Current directory is /home/me.
I want to checkout src/subdir1 but i don't want CVScheckout
any file at all. What can i do ?
I tried
> cvs checkout src/subdir1 # but all files come
> cvs checkout -P -D
On Mon, 5 Mar 2001 19:31:06 -0800, "Lee, Jiou Pahn"
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am new to CVS and finally got everything set up. I am looking for some
training material to teach the group the basics of CVS. I don't want to
intimate them with the big books. Is there a simplified version of
Chris writes:
I've written a PHP script to attempt to create a module. Basically, it
creates a dir, cd's into it, calls import, then removes the dir. The actual
command looks like this:
[...]
That should be good news, except that the module isn't created! I can't
check it out, and
Li, James writes:
It will appreciate very much if you can help me this. I can not lock a
branch from using cvs admin -l, Here is commands and error messages : I do
not understant why cvs server cannot modify RCS file even I change the
permition from 755 to 777 in /export/cvs/build?
RCS
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I want to checkout src/subdir1 but i don't want CVS checkout any file
at all. What can i do ?
Not much. About the best you can do is to checkout a single file:
cvs co src/subdir1/filea
Would it be too impertinent to ask *why* you want to do this?
-Larry
I'm finally spending some time cleaning up my patches available on
sourceforge.com under project RCVS. I have a RFC about organising some of the
bigger enhancements. I see the following as the two biggest enhancements:
1. Users are allowed to edit files multiple times. The edit information is
Hi,
(I'm not on the mailing list)
I've recently put a project that I was maintaining into a CVS
repository (as part of a bigger project). CVS is driving me nuts with
the revision numbers. The result is that all version numbers in the
CVS repository are all over the
Hello All
I'm setting up the cvs box to send notification emails to a list of
people. I have set the loginfo admin file to :
DEFAULT (echo ""; id; echo %{sVv}; date; cat) >> $CVSROOT/CVSROOT/commitlog
And the notify admin file to:
ALL mail %s -s"CVS notification"
And I have made a file in the
Somewhere else in the CVS documentation you will find a bit that tells
you that the revision numbers of files are intended for internal CVS
use only, and that it is a bad idea to attempt to force them into some
particular organization. On top of that, the revision numbers are for
individual
