Hi All,
When I import few object files and exeuctables, through cvs import
command through command line, I dont get these files reflected in the
cvs area.
Can some one help me to find out the option for importing those files.
Also, I import .jar files into the cvs area, they donot reflect the
Hallo!
I try to set up cvsnt server to windows 2000
cvs -d F:\cvs init
that worked... it generaded some files.
then I imported a project htdocs (the apache doc files)
cd F:\htdocs
cvs -d F:\cvs import htdocs tag01 tag02
Then an editor window appered, an I typed in Initial Status.
I think its okay
Vijay SP. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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I have a requirement to lock a branch just before the release. I tried to
browse thru the documentation and did get some idea.
Has someone implemented it?
If so could you please share the details?
Like Jim said, you can use
I have a requirement to lock a branch just before the release. I tried to
browse thru the documentation and did get some idea.
Has someone implemented it?
If so could you please share the details?
Thanx
Vijay
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I use the TortoiseCVS client... I imported a project
for the repository, successfully. Later the necessity
appeared of if to create a sub-directory in my
project... I made a checkout of the project, and added
the sub-directory and I commited. It happens that
checkout, tortoisecvs did not bring
OK, I thought the metadata would be the issue. Thank you for confirming
this.
We are in a fortunate position where the project is brand new, so we don't
need to worry about recreating existing releases.
Thanks,
Don Zielke
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Direct (614) 583-6337
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Email
Gleidson Sá Barreto wrote:
I use the TortoiseCVS client... I imported a project
for the repository, successfully. Later the necessity
appeared of if to create a sub-directory in my
project... I made a checkout of the project, and added
the sub-directory and I commited. It happens that
Vijay SP wrote:
I have a requirement to lock a branch just before the
release. I tried to
browse thru the documentation and did get some idea.
Has someone implemented it?
If so could you please share the details?
Get rid of the requirement.
There is never any reason whatsoever for locking
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I have a requirement to lock a branch just before the release. I tried
to browse thru the documentation and did get some idea.
Has someone implemented it?
You can do this with the contrib/cvs_acls file.
Add
hi,
I would like to know if there is some java api for cvs commands like log
diff etc.
Thanks,
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bad.)
The output from cvs import with -t is:
- main loop with CVSROOT=/export/home/cvsroot
cvs [import aborted]: received abort signal
Hi,
does any of you know whether it is possible to see if and when a
(non-branch) tag has been moved in a CVS repository? If so: how?
Thanks in advance,
Koen
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Hi,
it seems that CVS is completely built around versioning individual
files, such that every file has a revision number (which is perfectly
fine, especially in later stages of development where the changes
usually concentrate on a single few files).
However, especially in early phases of
Hello,
* On Thu, Apr 14, 2005 at 11:45:30AM +0200 Matthias Kaeppler wrote:
However, especially in early phases of development, revising single
files is sort of too granular, because the changes are so huge.
It would be a lot better, if the versioning would happen on the module
base, i.e.
Dear colleagues,
I successfully set up my cvs server to send email when
a file is commited by following the instructions from
Karl Fogel's book:
http://cvsbook.red-bean.com/cvsbook.html#Commit%20Emails.
I had the following line in my loginfo file
DEFAULT $CVSROOT/CVSROOT/mailonci.pl %{sVv} -f
Hi Koen,
As I know there is no way to see that. The tag is just moved to the new
revision.
Joern
Koen wrote:
Hi,
does any of you know whether it is possible to see if and when a
(non-branch) tag has been moved in a CVS repository? If so: how?
Thanks in advance,
Koen
Matthias Kaeppler wrote:
Hi,
I'm completely new to CVS so please forgive me any ignorant questions :)
My problem is:
I want to version-control two of my projects. One is a gtkmm widget, and
the other a gtkmm application, which uses this widget (I need to have
them in separate places though,
Spiro Trikaliotis wrote:
Hello,
* On Thu, Apr 14, 2005 at 11:45:30AM +0200 Matthias Kaeppler wrote:
However, especially in early phases of development, revising single
files is sort of too granular, because the changes are so huge.
It would be a lot better, if the versioning would happen on
Sergei Organov wrote:
Matthias Kaeppler [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi,
it seems that CVS is completely built around versioning individual files, such
that every file has a revision number (which is perfectly fine, especially in
later stages of development where the changes usually concentrate on a
Matthias Kaeppler wrote:
Sergei Organov wrote:
Matthias Kaeppler [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
SNIP
It would be a lot better, if the versioning would happen on the module base,
i.e. you can commit the content of your sandbox as a new version of your
program rather than new versions of the
Koen wrote:
does any of you know whether it is possible to see if and when a
(non-branch) tag has been moved in a CVS repository? If so: how?
'cvs history' _might_ show it, if the rlog command was used. Other than
that, no.
(Isn't that Kaz's cue to jump in and promote Meta-CVS? :=)
--
Jim
Hi !
If I'm right understand you task, module aliases may help you.
You need two modules in CVS:
widget
and
myprog
In module widget you store widget sources
In module myprog only your programm sources
In file $CVSROOT/CVSROOT/modules write lines:
#
My cvs client is TortoiseCVS. I import one project to
repository... now I created and add this
sub-directories:
01-Metodologia/
|
Gestão
Projetos
|01-Gerencia
Comunicação
Jim.Hyslop wrote:
Matthias Kaeppler wrote:
Hm, no answers so far, okay, let me tell you how I intend to
handle it
and you tell me if that's good or bad.
Sorry, I don't know about others, but at this point I have to skim many of
the messages.
However, I hoped CVS has a built-in mechanism for
On 4/14/05, Jim.Hyslop [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Matthias Kaeppler wrote:
Hm, no answers so far, okay, let me tell you how I intend to
handle it
and you tell me if that's good or bad.
Sorry, I don't know about others, but at this point I have to skim many of
the messages.
However, I
Jim.Hyslop wrote:
Ivan Ivanov wrote:
I successfully set up my cvs server to send email when
a file is commited by following the instructions from
Karl Fogel's book:
...
However, I still wonder if it is possible to send the
diff between the file version that is in the
repository and the version
I have a text file that, for some reason, has a -kb sticky option.
How do I clear it via cvs admin?
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I have a text file that, for some reason, has a -kb sticky option.
How do I clear it via cvs admin?
cvs admin -kkv filename
cvs update -A filename
[resolve any CR/CRLF issues if necessary]
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I wrote:
cvs admin -kkv filename
BTW, in case anyone's wondering: no, that is not a typo - you need two 'k'
in there: -kkv not -kv
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a text file that, for some reason, has a -kb sticky option.
How do I clear it via cvs admin?
cvs admin -kkv file.txt
cvs update -A file.txt
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Thanks for the quick reply. To ensure that I understand, and not
do anything undesirable, I have the following.
cvs status Makefile
===
File: Makefile Status: Up-to-date
Working revision:1.2.4.12
Repository
Chris,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the quick reply. To ensure that I understand, and not
do anything undesirable, I have the following.
cvs status Makefile
===
File: Makefile Status: Up-to-date
Working revision:
So the sequence is then...
Before:
cvs status Makefile
File: Makefile Status: Up-to-date
Working revision:1.2.4.12
Repository revision: 1.2.4.12/cvspath/Makefile,v
Sticky Tag: b_branch
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So the sequence is then...
cvs admin -kkv Makefile
cvs up -A -r b_branch Makefile
Correct?
Yes.
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help and docu. but I couldn't make sense out of
it.
-Original Message-
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Sent: Thursday, April 14, 2005 1:50 PM
To: Fouts Christopher (IFNA MP DC)
Cc: info-cvs@gnu.org
Subject: Re: Clearing
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
thanks! that worked. I did actually look at the
help and docu. but I couldn't make sense out of
it.
Was there anything in particular you would recommend changing to make it
more understandable?
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cvs -H admin says, for -k,
-k subst Set keyword substitution mode:
kv (Default) Substitute keyword and value.
How does one associate sticky option with
keyword and value, for example? Are these
words synonymous in the CVS world?
-Original Message-
From: Jim.Hyslop [mailto:[EMAIL
Christopher Fouts wrote:
cvs -H admin says, for -k,
-k subst Set keyword substitution mode:
kv (Default) Substitute keyword and value.
How does one associate sticky option with
keyword and value, for example? Are these
words synonymous in the CVS world?
Not quite. The sticky
Now you understand why the help file did NOT help
me! :) Thanks.
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Sent: Thursday, April 14, 2005 4:10 PM
To: Fouts Christopher (IFNA MP DC)
Cc: info-cvs@gnu.org
Subject: RE: Clearing the stick option???
Christopher Fouts
Greetings -
I'm relatively new to CVS, but not to SCM tools. I just started working on a project to migrate users out of VSS PVCS to CVS. Part of what we are doing is establishing a common structure to better facilitate sharing of common modules (getting each group out of a silo and into a
Anyone know of any mailing lists for CVS Cop? The Sourceforge.Net site isn't very helpful.
Thanks,
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Russ Sherk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Pierre,
Why so complicated to merge a file from head to a branch? I just ran
a little test and my recommended method works. Martin has some files
that exist in HEAD but not in BRANCH_1_2. Since they exist in the
repo, cvs says 'can't add this file
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need to physically move a directory within the repository, without
losing any delta history. So far, my process looks like this:
[ snip ]
And that process works *fine* so far in my tests. But I was wondering if
there was a way to simplify this process, to be
Yes, I'm sure that I checked out with
'buildXY-branch'.
The cvs status -v for one
file in an affected directory shows following:
File: LSServers.sh Status:
Up-to-date
Working revision:
1.22.6.1
Repository revision: 1.22.6.1
/home/cvs/lifesensor/Source/admin/LSServers.sh,v
Sticky Tag:
Hello
cvs up -A did the job. Many thanks for the help.
Regards
Ed
On Tuesday 12 April 2005 06:51 pm, Larry Jones wrote:
Eduardo Mendes writes:
cvs add zzz.pdf xxx.doc yyy.xls
cvs ci -m Adding doc and xls files
cvs admin -kb zzz.pdf xxx.doc yyy.xls
No problem so far, but when I try
I want to permanently remove some files and directories that I imported to the
wrong path in the repository. I tried to checkout that module, delete the files
from working directory and them commit. But looking in the repository, the
files are now inside the Attic and the directories are still
Remove the files, then execute command cvs remove for each file, then
commit.
From CVS Manual :
* remove [options] [files...]
Remove an entry from the repository. See Section 7.2 [Removing files],
page 54.
-f Delete the file before removing it. See Section 7.2 [Removing files],
page 54.
In this case I delete directly in repository
in Attic folder or the whole Attic folder in the
relevant directory if all content is
wrong :-)
Regards,
Maik
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Removing files and
Hi,
is it possible to make certain files in CVS non-changeable?
So, for example, user A does a chack out but they cannot change
certain files (build.xml, .classpath, .cvsignore, etc).
Does cvs natively support this? Do i have to be an administrator to do
this or can anyone with cvs access do
Pierre,
Why so complicated to merge a file from head to a branch? I just ran
a little test and my recommended method works. Martin has some files
that exist in HEAD but not in BRANCH_1_2. Since they exist in the
repo, cvs says 'can't add this file because it exists'. Since it
already exists,
Tulio Bender wrote:
I want to permanently remove some files and directories that
I imported to the wrong path in the repository. I tried to
checkout that module, delete the files from working directory
and them commit. But looking in the repository, the files are
now inside the Attic and
Title: Message
Hi,
We have recently
upgraded to cvs client/server 1.11.19 from 1.10.8. We have also moved out
cvsroot from one machine to another.
The actual
checkouts/updates/add/commits etc all work fine. However, whenever 'cvs
import' is run either remotely with :pserver: ... or
Hey, I'm using
eclipse to keep some files synchronized during a project using cvs 1.11.9.
And when I synchronize, cvs keeps reporting that many of my files are always out
of synch, even if I have just synchronized them? THe prime offender seems
to be vsser.scc; it is reported as 1.1.1.1 in
A followup to my
message, the recurring error I see reported is: unrecognized keyword
'UseNewInfoFmtStrings'
my error reads
like:
The server reported an error while performing the
"cvs commit" command.myproject: cvs server:
/local/cvs/repository/CVSROOT/config: unrecognized keyword
Hi,
I'm completely new to CVS so please forgive me any ignorant questions :)
My problem is:
I want to version-control two of my projects. One is a gtkmm widget, and
the other a gtkmm application, which uses this widget (I need to have
them in separate places though, because I might need to make
Ryan Lea writes:
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Plain text only, PLEASE!
The actual checkouts/updates/add/commits etc all work fine. However,
whenever 'cvs import' is run either remotely with :pserver: ... or
We use CVS where I work for source control of our source tree, and
recently have been seeing some pretty severe speed problems with certain
files in the repository.
I've looked around in the list archives, amongst other places, and found
nothing particularly helpful, so I'm hoping someone on
John Beranek writes:
We use the CVS server via pserver, but generally the client is run on
the server machine.
Does it make any difference if you run in local mode rather than client/
server mode?
-Larry Jones
I kind of resent the manufacturer's implicit assumption
that this would amuse me.
Larry Jones wrote:
John Beranek writes:
We use the CVS server via pserver, but generally the client is run on
the server machine.
Does it make any difference if you run in local mode rather than client/
server mode?
--
time
Pierre Asselin wrote:
Kevin Rodgers wrote:
I'm trying (for the first time) to track a large 3rd party distribution.
So of course I screwed it up: I unzip'ed the distribution in the working
directory itself and then imported it, which resulted in all the CVS
subdirectories being imported into the
How many revisions of the example file are there? cvs speed may be
affected adversly by a large number of revisions of a binary file.
--Russ
On 4/13/05, John Beranek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Larry Jones wrote:
John Beranek writes:
We use the CVS server via pserver, but generally the client
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Modules are cool!
Modules have problems as they may be changed over time making it
difficult to recapture the state of a checkout from the past.
Modules are not branched, so the same module file need
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Jean-Pierre Sevigny [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thanks,
I guess tagging the module file at the same time of tagging the module
would allow to keep track of the module evolution?
Possibly, but cvs would not be able to use that version of the
Russ Sherk writes:
How many revisions of the example file are there? cvs speed may be
affected adversly by a large number of revisions of a binary file.
There doesn't necessarily need to be a large number of revisions, there
just has to be a large number of differences, and that's almost
Thanks,
I guess tagging the module file at the same time of tagging the module
would allow to keep track of the module evolution?
Would be cool to allow definition of modules per branches :)
Thanks again for your answer,
JP
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Jean-Pierre Sevigny [EMAIL
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In your case, you've got five distinct revisions of the file (1.1 and
1.1.1.1 should be identical)
Should they?
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[1.1 same as 1.1.1.1]
Normally. The only time they wouldn't be is if the file
already existed
when you did the first import.
Ah, right, import vs. 'cvs add'. I usually don't use import ;-)
-Larry Jones
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I
Jim.Hyslop writes:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In your case, you've got five distinct revisions of the file (1.1 and
1.1.1.1 should be identical)
Should they?
Normally. The only time they wouldn't be is if the file already existed
when you did the first import.
-Larry Jones
Rats. I
Larry Jones wrote:
Russ Sherk writes:
How many revisions of the example file are there? cvs speed may be
affected adversly by a large number of revisions of a binary file.
There doesn't necessarily need to be a large number of revisions, there
[snip]
For those who don't know, the way the
I'm trying to write script to log changes in cvs
it calling from CVSROOT/loginfo
DEFAULT /var/Disks/cvs/TEST/CVSROOT/test.pl %{sVv}
in test.pl just print its argument
print \$ARGV[0] = .$ARGV[0].\n;
now the cvs commands sequence
cvs add -- 01 (in directory
Cool! Very simple!
Tyvm.
Doh! I left out a really important '!'. Sorry. Your module should be:
mymodule -a !Project/Web/Clientx Project/Web
(See section C.1.4 of Cederqvist for a little more info. ;)
Mark E. Hamilton wrote:
Jean-Pierre,
Jean-Pierre Sevigny wrote:
Hi,
I have a module, say
Hi,
I use a SuSE SLES 9 server with CVS
1.11.14.
After branching and new checkout for
this new branch
I have the strange effect that some
directories from project
have in their CVS/Tag file the entry
Nbranch-name instead of Tbranch-name.
All files in the relevant directories
have in CVS/Entries
El Dom 10 Abr 2005 18:55, Pierre Asselin escribió:
Mart?n Marqu?s martin@bugs.unl.edu.ar wrote:
I have a project with some branches. One of those branches is a
posible 1.2 release in which we are working out some problems. The
thing is that I add some files to the HEAD which I need in the
To do a merge, you type something like:
cvs co -rBRANCH_1_2
cvs up -jHEAD myNewFile myNewFile2 myNewFile3 [...]
Then cvs should say something like adding new file blah... use cvs ci
to commit changes.
Carefully check that all files where brought over correctly. Then
check them in.
--Russ
On
Kevin Rodgers wrote:
I'm trying (for the first time) to track a large 3rd party distribution.
So of course I screwed it up: I unzip'ed the distribution in the working
directory itself and then imported it, which resulted in all the CVS
subdirectories being imported into the repository. Further, I
cvs watch is probably on. just change the unix permissions on the
working copy and it should temporarily fix it. the other option is to
use cvs edit and unedit before and after doing work on the working copy,
but it has its own side effects.
Maik Walter wrote:
Hi,
I use a SuSE SLES 9 server
KS wrote:
cvs watch is probably on. just change the unix permissions on the
working copy and it should temporarily fix it. the other
option is to
use cvs edit and unedit before and after doing work on the
working copy,
but it has its own side effects.
Maik Walter wrote:
(cvs add:
Maik Walter wrote:
I use a SuSE SLES 9 server with CVS 1.11.14.
After branching and new checkout for this new branch
I have the strange effect that some directories from project
have in their CVS/Tag file the entry Nbranch-name instead
of Tbranch-name.
All files in the relevant
I wrote:
cvs watch for a reason - do not subvert that reason by simply
restoring read access locally.
Oops - sed 's/read access/write access'
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Hello
I have added some doc (word for windows) and xls (excel) files to a rep. What
I did was:
cvs add zzz.pdf xxx.doc yyy.xls
cvs ci -m Adding doc and xls files
cvs admin -kb zzz.pdf xxx.doc yyy.xls
No problem so far, but when I try to cvs ci -m Updating a file, cvs returns:
cvs commit:
Modules are cool!
Is it possible to declare a module that does a checkout of a branch,
i.e. something like:
product_A = product branch A
product_B = product branch B
Regards,
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Hello
I have added some doc (word for windows) and xls (excel) files to a rep. What
I did was:
cvs add zzz.pdf xxx.doc yyy.xls
cvs ci -m Adding doc and xls files
cvs admin -kb zzz.pdf xxx.doc yyy.xls
No problem so far,
Eduardo Mendes writes:
cvs add zzz.pdf xxx.doc yyy.xls
cvs ci -m Adding doc and xls files
cvs admin -kb zzz.pdf xxx.doc yyy.xls
No problem so far, but when I try to cvs ci -m Updating a file, cvs returns:
cvs commit: Examining .
cvs commit: Up-to-date check failed for `zzz.pdf'
cvs
Mart?n Marqu?s martin@bugs.unl.edu.ar wrote:
El Dom 10 Abr 2005 18:55, Pierre Asselin escribi?:
One way is to add them to the branch first, and then merge that change
to the trunk. But it's too late for that.
How would this be done?
By deciding ahead of time that the files should be
Kevin Rodgers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Should I infer from the complete lack of responses over the last 5 days
that my only option is to delete the distribution directory in the
repository itself, and start over with the current version?
That may be, or possibly the original question wasn't
Hi All,
Can I checkout files from cvs server(Linux) to my local machine
(Windoaw based) through commandline?
Please help
Regards
Balaji
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Balaji,
This was covered recently in this group. Here is a link to the
thread.
http://groups-beta.google.com/group/gnu.cvs.help/browse_thread/thread/4c505fc5120b0fe7
Please direct all other questions about cvs on windows to:
http://www.cvsnt.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/cvsnt
or
Spiro Trikaliotis wrote:
BTW, at least the first mail address you mentioned is not the
one listed
on the given page. ;-) It's gnulist-ownrr (yes, there is a typo in it.
This might be intentionally, or it might not.)
Well, the display text is completely different from the link - the link
Russ Sherk wrote:
Please direct all other questions about cvs on windows to:
http://www.cvsnt.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/cvsnt
or
news://news.cvsnt.org/support.cvsnt
Correction: please address questions about CVSNT to those addresses.
This list is the appropriate place to discuss CVS on
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the replies. Regarding the 'millions of source
files' remark
- sorry, but what I meant was my project has thousands (2000+) of
source files, with a combined size (including bitmap resources etc) of
hundreds of megabytes.
Ah, that sounds much more sane and
Hi, I have been
using 1.12.11 for a little while in the CLI environment with no troubles.
But now when trying to use eclipse I cannot seem to checkout a new project from
the same repository? In attempting to pull from 'HEAD" it claims: CVS
internal error resource does not start with root.
Title: Message
Tate,
Supported CVS versions for each release of Eclipse is available
here:
http://dev.eclipse.org/viewcvs/index.cgi/%7Echeckout%7E/platform-vcm-home/docs/online/html-cvs/cvs-compatibility.html
Regards,
Arthur
Barrett
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Hi,
I have a module, say mymodule, defined like this:
mymodule -a Project/Web \
!Project/Web/Client1 \
!Project/Web/Client2
When tagging the module, everything in Web gets tagged. I would like
not to tag Project/Web/Clientx.
Is there an easy way to do this, beside restructuring my repo,
Jean-Pierre,
Jean-Pierre Sevigny wrote:
Hi,
I have a module, say mymodule, defined like this:
mymodule -a Project/Web \
!Project/Web/Client1 \
!Project/Web/Client2
Your problem is that your alias module is defined incorrectly. It should be:
mymodule -a Project/Web/Clientx Project/Web
With my
Doh! I left out a really important '!'. Sorry. Your module should be:
mymodule -a !Project/Web/Clientx Project/Web
(See section C.1.4 of Cederqvist for a little more info. ;)
Mark E. Hamilton wrote:
Jean-Pierre,
Jean-Pierre Sevigny wrote:
Hi,
I have a module, say mymodule, defined like this:
Balaji D [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can I checkout files from cvs server(Linux) to my local machine
(Windoaw based) through commandline?
Sure. Just make sure the command-line client (cvs.exe) is
on your Path.
(If you installed one of the GUI front-ends, you almost
certainly installed a
cheok,
The correct place to ask questions about CVSNT is:
news://news.cvsnt.org/support.cvsnt
or
http://www.cvsnt.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/cvsnt
Regards,
Arthur Barrett
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Cheok Yan Cheng
Sent: Fri 4/8/2005 9:09 PM
To:
Rob,
Glad to hear you eventually got the problem sorted.
As you discovered WinCVS actually uses the CVSNT client not the CVS (cvshome)
client.
In future if you direct questions regarding CVSNT to the CVSNT newsgroup you
will probably get a more direct response:
Mart?n Marqu?s martin@bugs.unl.edu.ar wrote:
I have a project with some branches. One of those branches is a
posible 1.2 release in which we are working out some problems. The
thing is that I add some files to the HEAD which I need in the 1.2
release, but I just can't add it to the branch
Anybody got a good cvs branching manual?
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