Hi ,
Using checkout -d top . command we are able to check out the modules as
well as able to view the modules in a list.But we do not want to check out
the modules on our local machine,we only want a list of all the modules
present on the server. Can you please tell us the exact command only for
Hi All,
I have observed that code get from a branch is taking lot of time if
compared to that involved in from the Main tree.
Any inputs to this.
Also to mention - there is no much additional size difference in the code
base (Tree - branch).
Regards
Gurpreet S
Sarah Gonzales wrote:
On Apr 22, 2004, at 12:14 PM, Larry Jones wrote:
Theoretically, the RTF file would allow CVS to perform its usual
merging
of changes, but I'm not sure that Word's RTF generation is
repeatable
enough for it to actually work well.
We use the RTF format of MS
Hi everyone,
I was wondering if anyone is aware of any canned scripts or tools that are
available that will improve our code migration processes.
We have 3 tags that we use for our builds 1) TEST 2) QA 3)PROD
Any developer can tag code as TEST, but project managers need to request
that code
At 08:59 AM 4/23/2004, Gurpreet Singh (SCM) wrote:
I have observed that code get from a branch is taking lot of time if
compared to that involved in from the Main tree.
CVS uses the rcs file format to store files in the repository. The
doc/RCSFILES document in the CVS source tree describes how
Hello Derek,
* On Thu, Apr 22, 2004 at 02:25:24PM -0400 Derek Robert Price wrote:
Spiro Trikaliotis wrote:
Bad memory? ;-)
As I recall, that was a completely separate issue involving \r getting
stuck in Entries files. You were also getting file/directory not
found errors rather than
I have a repository created on a Windows 2003 Standard Edition server. It is
running cvsnt and I want to move it to a linux box. I was wondering if there
was some way to export the projects in the old repository, to the new one? I
know that I can simply use the export command, however, this will
Hi,
Does anyone know if any companies out there is offering on-line or
regular CVS training classes?
Thanks.
Mary
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Jim.Hyslop wrote:
Lars Huttar wrote:
Jim,
Thanks for your response.
The server version is
Server: Concurrent Versions System (CVS) 1.11.2 (client/server)
I'm inquiring as to what the server platform is (it's in another
state).
A
Start with either the CVS online manual (free) or the Essential CVS book
by Jennifer Vesperman ($40), or the like.
-chris
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I have a repository created on a Windows 2003 Standard
Edition server. It is
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Hi everyone,
I was wondering if anyone is aware of any canned scripts or
tools that are
I had a few questions on the cvswrappers file:
1) There are 3 files in the CVSROOT directory called cvswrappers
o cvswrappers
o .#cvswrappers
o cvswrappers,v
Which is the correct file for me to place my settings in?
2) I noticed in the example placed in the comments of the
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Peter Sotos wrote:
I have a repository created on a Windows 2003 Standard Edition
server. It is
running cvsnt and I want to move it to a linux box. I was wondering
if there
was some way to export the projects in the old repository, to the new
one? I
Peter Sotos writes:
1) There are 3 files in the CVSROOT directory called cvswrappers
o cvswrappers
o .#cvswrappers
o cvswrappers,v
Which is the correct file for me to place my settings in?
None of the above. Like all of the administrative files, the
cvswrappers file is
Peter Sotos wrote:
I had a few questions on the cvswrappers file:
1) There are 3 files in the CVSROOT directory called cvswrappers
o cvswrappers
o .#cvswrappers
o cvswrappers,v
Which is the correct file for me to place my settings in?
I don't know offhand what the
It was mentioned on another thread that CVS stores the HEAD revision
in its entirety, older trunk revisions as backward deltas from the
HEAD, and branches as forward deltas from the branch point.
If I read this right, a common case will take a lot more space than I
thought. My current project is
I have moved the repository but I keep getting this message when I try to
checkout the repository:
cvs -d /var/lib/cvsroot checkout CVSROOT
cvs checkout: warning: cannot write to history file
/var/lib/cvsroot/CVSROOT/history: Permission denied
cvs checkout: Updating CVSROOT
cvs checkout: failed
Doug Lee wrote:
It was mentioned on another thread that CVS stores the HEAD revision
in its entirety, older trunk revisions as backward deltas from the
HEAD, and branches as forward deltas from the branch point.
If I read this right, a common case will take a lot more space than I
thought.
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