Checkout of selected modules

Hi, I want to know if I can checkout specific folders. I know that we can co giving the dir name(s) specifically. But, my requirement is something like I have to checkout a set of dirs with a name for the set . Like : If I say $cvs co example, I should get

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RE: Checkout of selected modules

Under CVSROOT, you can use one administrative file named modules. You can define a set directories under this file , which is known as a module in CVS terminology. or you can say module file is used to define aliases and alternate groupings for database in the repository. For Example:

RE: Checkout of selected modules

Under CVSROOT, you can use one administrative file named modules. You can define a set directories under this file , which is known as a module in CVS terminology. or you can say module file is used to define aliases and alternate groupings for database in the repository. For Example:

Checkout of selected modules

Hi, I want to know if I can checkout specific folders. I know that we can co giving the dir name(s) specifically. But, my requirement is something like I have to checkout a set of dirs with a name for the set . Like : If I say $cvs co example, I should get

RE: Checkout of selected modules

Thanks. But I think I will get the latest revisions of the files. What do I do to co a tag in a similar condition? Regards, Jayashree -Original Message- From: Prem Prakash Pathak [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, 12 February 2003 4:36 PM To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'; '[EMAIL

RE: Checkout of selected modules

You can use checkout command like this, cvs checkout -r TagName ModuleName Using command like this, you will get the revision under specific TagName. However If you will use simple checkout(without tag option), it will get you the latest revision avalaible under the repository.

RE: Checkout of selected modules

True. But with respect to modules file,can I specify a tag name in the alias option. Regards, Jayashree -Original Message- From: Prem Prakash Pathak [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, 12 February 2003 6:10 PM To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'; Prem Prakash Pathak; [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Help Required

Hi All, We have migrated our source code from VSS ( Visual Source Safe) to CVS but after migration It is not appending the log to the files, Is there any way on the Server to append log automatically to the file once committed or Do I need to modify each file to appand the log to the

Re: Help Required

Amit Sharma wrote: Hi All, We have migrated our source code from VSS ( Visual Source Safe) to CVS but after migration It is not appending the log to the files, Is there any way on the Server to append log automatically to the file once committed or Do I need to modify each file to

Re: Help Required

I'm not sure I entirely understand your question, but in order to append or include history (log messages resulting from commit operations) in checked-out source files, place a line with the keyword '$log: $' at the appropriate place in the source code (preferably as a comment line). This will

History being replaced rather than being appended on mirror server.

Hi, We are running CVS Version 1.11 on a SUSE Linux 7.0 Enterprise edition server. At the time of replication with the mirror CVS server , the history file is being replaced every time, rather than appended the file. The CVS up version we have on this server is SNAP_16_1d . Look forward to a

CVS upgrade

Hello, We were planning to upgrade CVS from 1.10.7 to 1.11.5 with the security update. We are currently running SunOS 5.7 and the closest binary I could find was CVS 1.11.5-SUNOS-5.6.gz. Would this work? Or do I need to compile the source code for this version. Could someone please advise on how

Binary for Red Hat 7

What is the correct binary for cvs server for Red Hat 7.2? When I try to install the rpm for 8, I get this message error: failed dependencies: libc.so.6(GLIBC_2.3) is needed by cvs-1.11.5-cvshome.8x.1 Or - How can I fix the dependecy? Brian

Re: Binary for Red Hat 7

Brian Kowald [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: What is the correct binary for cvs server for Red Hat 7.2? When I try to install the rpm for 8, I get this message error: failed dependencies: libc.so.6(GLIBC_2.3) is needed by cvs-1.11.5-cvshome.8x.1 Or - How can I fix the dependecy? My

module file

I have a module TESTING that has two files and I want one of them to be deposited in my home directory. I DO NOT want the file in a directory just the file. I want to be able to type cvs co TESTING from anywhere and just get the file. Is it possible to checkout a single file to the current