On 3 Sep, Terrence Enger wrote:
(*) cvs diff and cvs rdiff accept optional arguments
--filter1=programname, --filter2=programname,
--filter-both=programname.
Allow Unix-style pipelining of simple commands to extend diff
functionality?
Excellent idea!
luke
[ On Thursday, September 4, 2003 at 18:24:51 (+0200), Andreas Klauer wrote: ]
Subject: slow list? [Was: Re: cvs diff, proposal for change]
Is it just me or is the mailing list extremely slow?
Unless you've been living under a rock for the past month you'll know
that there's another major rash
hi,
can pserver handle multiple requests(say 15 - 20) at the same
time?
Always did whan I was administering it.
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I have read access to the CVS repository but no write access.
Obviously this means I cannot commit any changes. But it ought to be
possible to get a checkout. However even if I turn off history
logging, cvs co won't work because it wants to make a lock file.
Is there some option similar
Hi All
I am trying to add a file on a following specific path on a branch named
bname
Though I am able to add a file on some other location path.
The error is -
cvs server: cannot add file on non-branch tag bname
I have checked the other files existing on this path are branched, infact
added
The CVS FAQ says:
By default, the `modules' file behaves as described above. If the
modules file is very large, storing it as a flat text file may make
looking up modules slow (I'm not sure whether this is as much of a
concern now as when CVS first evolved this feature; I haven't
Ed Avis writes:
I have read access to the CVS repository but no write access.
Obviously this means I cannot commit any changes. But it ought to be
possible to get a checkout. However even if I turn off history
logging, cvs co won't work because it wants to make a lock file.
If you want to
Gurpreet Singh (SCM) writes:
I am trying to add a file on a following specific path on a branch named
bname
Though I am able to add a file on some other location path.
The error is -
cvs server: cannot add file on non-branch tag bname
That implies that bname is a revision tag rather
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The CVS FAQ says:
By default, the `modules' file behaves as described above. If the
modules file is very large, storing it as a flat text file may make
looking up modules slow (I'm not sure whether this is as much of a
concern now as when CVS first
Thanks ..
well one more query :
From the command line on the following syntax :
cvs checkout -N -d c:\temp ModuleName
I get the error CVS/Entries not found... Fine I understand but want to make
sure that are the switches / option I am using are appropriate ? Its not
creating the CVS folder
[ On Thursday, September 4, 2003 at 18:25:43 (-0400), Terrence Enger wrote: ]
Subject: Re: cvs diff, proposal for change
I would not dream of suggesting a change to that. Nor do I suggest
changing anything in the repository, or even in a sandbox.
Properly doing what you suggest requires
Gurpreet Singh (SCM) writes:
From the command line on the following syntax :
cvs checkout -N -d c:\temp ModuleName
I get the error CVS/Entries not found...
That probably means that c:\temp\ModuleName already exists -- checkout
really wants to create a new directory.
-Larry Jones
Physical
Hi All
I am trying to add a file on a following specific path on a branch named
bname
Though I am able to add a file on some other location path.
The error is -
cvs server: cannot add file on non-branch tag bname
I have checked the other files existing on this path are branched,
Ed Avis writes:
Cool, I'll try that. Do you mean 1.12 or some other version not
mentioned on the download page?
1.12.
-Larry Jones
They say winning isn't everything, and I've decided
to take their word for it. -- Calvin
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