Feature Request: admin files for "cvs import" and "cvs add "

2003-07-22 Thread Wu Yongwei
My previous post titled "cvs_acls and cvs import" has got no reply so far, and I suppose I should regard it as no one knows of an answer except modifying source. Thus I request that administrative files for "cvs import" and "cvs add " be added to cvs to control these operations. Not being a cvs gu

gcvs documentation

2003-07-22 Thread Kent Emia
hi to all, I'm looking for any documentation for gCvs I found it in the website but when going to that link, the domain is for sale do you have one in you're HD, any can u give me any existing domain for the documentation. Thanks Kent ___ Info

Re: gcvs documentation

2003-07-22 Thread Mark D. Baushke
Kent Emia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > hi to all, I'm looking for any documentation for gCvs I found it in the > website but when going to that link, the domain is for sale It is hard to know what you are looking to find... 'found it in the website' is just too vague to understand exactly w

Re: Update without merge.

2003-07-22 Thread david
> Hello, > > I would like to be able to update my project without CVS merging anything. It should replace unedited files with newer ones if they exist. But files which have been edited (by me but not checked in) should be left alone. I often need to hack up a bunch of files in order to run s

Re: gcvs documentation

2003-07-22 Thread Mahantesh
Kent Emia wrote: hi to all, I'm looking for any documentation for gCvs I found it in the website but when going to that link, the domain is for sale do you have one in you're HD, any can u give me any existing domain for the documentation. http://freshmeat.net/projects/gcvs/?topic_id=53%2C52

A particular binary file gets the following error

2003-07-22 Thread Gurpreet Singh (SCM)
Hi All   A client when trying to commit  a particular binary file  (Filename.Maxname.dll) gets the following error:   cvs: hash.c:312: findnode: Assertion `key != ((void *)0)' failed. cvs [server aborted]: received abort signal   I have tried deleting the file from the path and then adding i

Re: A particular binary file gets the following error

2003-07-22 Thread Mahantesh
Gurpreet Singh (SCM) wrote: A client when trying to commit a particular binary file (Filename.Maxname.dll) gets the following error: cvs: hash.c:312: findnode: Assertion `key != ((void *)0)' failed. cvs [server aborted]: received abort signal I have tried deleting the file from the path and

CVS Client for Mac OS 10.2.1

2003-07-22 Thread Gurpreet Singh (SCM)
Hi Well this is regarding the CVS client for Mac OS ! I am facing a peculiar poblem - the client either hangs or quits with erro code 1 in between itself while getting the code on a new Mac system with the follo. config Mac G4, OS 10.2.1 , Ram 256 MB, HDD 40 GB, (Dual Processor) There is no netwo

Being able to import changes from one branch to an other

2003-07-22 Thread Damien Castelltort
Hi, I'm working on a specific branch, before committing i would like to create a diff file of all the changes I made, so i can apply those changes on the other branch. As far as I remember there is a utility called diffutil that does the trick ? where can I find it ? i need to under Win32 system,

Re: Being able to import changes from one branch to an other

2003-07-22 Thread Mark Priest
Damien, The usual way of applying changes from one branch to another is to use the cvs merge facility. I would recommend using a merge to push the changes to the other branch after you commit. Otherwise you are likely to have a mess when you do get around to merging the changes later since you w

Re: Being able to import changes from one branch to an other

2003-07-22 Thread Mark Priest
Damien, The usual way of applying changes from one branch to another is to use the cvs merge facility. I would recommend using a merge to push the changes to the other branch after you commit. Otherwise you are likely to have a mess when you do get around to merging the changes later since you w

Custom loginfo tags?

2003-07-22 Thread Jeraimee Hughes
I think I'm looking for custom loginfo tags, but I'm not sure. The spec is the ability to do a custom action based on commit log text. e.g. When the following text is put into the commit log entry an action would be done: - - - - - - - Added the foobar feature and did some spelling updates. @some