Hello,
I have got two problems:
cvs update/checkout
I have existing structure of directories which I have to preserve.
I ran cvs checkout but it did nothing.
How to do checkout/update into existing directory (without CVS control
directories)?
(Of course I can checkout into new dir
Is there any easy way to do a full diff of two checked out trees from
different repositories?
The way I am doing it now is to export both trees (with -kk) so I don't
have the CVS directories and then do a command line diff between the two
local trees.
What I would like to do is to be able to act
Why not do a recursive diff on both checkout dirs:
diff -r ./tmp/ ./tmp2/
Output would look something like this :
--
Only in tmp2/: bla
diff -r tmp/index.html.1 tmp2/index.html.1
1a2
> fds
--
HTH,
Rob Helmer
On Wed, Sep 10, 2003 at 11:26:00AM +0300, Stephen Biggs wrote:
> Is there any easy w
How to delete a branch?
RomanR
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Stephen Biggs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Is there any easy way to do a full diff of two checked out trees from
> different repositories?
Using GNU diffutils, the 'diff -x CVS -r dir1 dir2' with and optional -c
for contex or -u for unified style diffs is how I typically do this kind
of comparis
Sorry to trouble you with this question, but I hope
some of you gurus already know the answer.
When I use the following command I get every file
listed in the module regardless of whether or not I
changed them, which is bad,
cvs log -b -d ">2003-03-18 02:40" -w"rjocham"
jboss-3.0.6_tomcat
Roman Rytov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> How to delete a branch?
Read:
http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs-1.11.6/cvs_4.html#IDX125
See also the recent thread on this topic:
http://mail.gnu.org/archive/html/info-cvs/2003-07/msg00023.html
Enjoy!
-- Mark
Mark D. Baushke writes:
>
> The '-x CVS' option tells GNU diff to exclude any CVS directories from
> the comparison.
>
> If you have lots of RCS keywords turned on, then you may wish to write a
> quick script that goes thru your diff output an elides any hunks that
> only contain differences in R
Roman Rytov writes:
>
> How to delete a branch?
As long as you haven't checked any revisions in on the branch, you can
just delete the branch tag (with tag -Bd). If you do have revisions on
the branch, I'm afraid there isn't any easy way to get rid of them --
you just have to outdate the specifi
Ralph Jocham writes:
>
> When I add the -S option I only get the files I
> modified listed, which is good. However, I also only
> get those in the root directory of the module (i.e.
> not in the subdirectories), which is bad.
There is nothing in the -S option that prevents recursion -- if you're
Can any one please explain the behavior for the following tag deletion and
checkout:
Step 1:
user1$ cvs rtag -d R1-0-1 Test_Proj1
cvs rtag: Untagging Test_Proj1
cvs rtag: Untagging Test_Proj1/Dir1
cvs rtag: Untagging Test_Proj1/Dir2
cvs rtag: Untagging Test_Proj1/Dir2/sub-dir1
cvs rtag: Untagging
Stephen Biggs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>Is there any easy way to do a full diff of two checked out trees from
>different repositories?
>What I would like to do is to be able to act upon the actual CVS
>sandboxes, but then the CVS directories and the info tags mess up the
>compare.
GNU diff ha
Is this an appropriate forum for questions on WinCVS? I need to know how it stores
individual customisations, such as which menu items are applied to the customized
right-click menu. We would like to share a default set of menu customizations among
members of the team..
I am seeing some of the same problems. There are times it seems to work, and
other times I just get the root directory files.
Is there a way of getting the latest version for a window's cvs client without
downloading the source and building it from scratch? I believe it is my CVSNT
client that c
Mark Jaffe writes [in one very long line]:
>
> Is this an appropriate forum for questions on WinCVS? I need to know
> how it stores individual customisations, such as which menu items are
> applied to the customized right-click menu. We would like to share a
> default set of menu customizations am
I just had my first encounter with a file being in the "Attic". I have
read the page in the manual about what this means, and I am confused.
It says the head revision on the trunk has state "dead". A dead state
means
1) has been removed
2) never added, for that revision
I have case 2).
and
I just upgraded by windows system from CVSNT 2.0.4(?) to cvs 1.11.5 and the log
appears to be working correctly now. I will do some more detail checking, but
it looks good.
Larry Lords
+++
I am seeing some of the same problems. There are times it see
Larry Lords writes:
>
> Is there a way of getting the latest version for a window's cvs client without
> downloading the source and building it from scratch? I believe it is my CVSNT
> client that could be some of the problem.
There are binaries on cvshome.org, but it appears that Derek hasn't
p
Ronald Petty writes:
>
> "If you add a file on a branch, it will have a trunk revision in 'dead'
> state, and a branch revision in a non-dead state."
>
> Could some one give a clearer meaning to me on this, sorry my brain
> doesn't seem to comprehend this today.
When you add a brand-new file on
Title: Control boilerplate for log messages
I have setup a log message template and activated for one of our modules through the rcsinfo file.
However when I go to commit my changes from the command line, in the editor window that pops up (Notepad), there is my template, but also the origina
Sorry to trouble you with this question, but I hope
some of you gurus already know the answer.
When I use the following command I get every file
listed in the module regardless of whether or not I
changed them, which is bad,
cvs log -b -d ">2003-03-18 02:40" -w"rjocham"
jboss-3.0.6_tomcat
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