I want to update a directory, excluding its sub-directories.
How can I do it?
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ersion numbers in the
process.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Max
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I'm hoping to untangle a CVS hairball and need a good charting tool
that will allow me to run against a repository and generate a diagram.
Is there anything out there that already does this?
Thanks.
Max
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y are now anonymous and
inaccessible except by revision number on an individual file basis.
So, basically, don't delete branches.
Max.
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You sent this to me privately. Please don't do that - if you had sent it to
the list, someone else might have replied by now.
Gurpreet Singh (SCM) wrote:
> Thanks Max.
> Then can we regulate the branch to be created or not... like can we define
> priveleges who can create the bran
ughput issue.
AFAIK, the corruption issues relate to storing the repository itself on a
network share.
Max.
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> what is your concern?
> The only one that I can see would be large files with frequent changes
> over
> a slo
Edward Peschko wrote:
> ok,
>
> here's acl for cvs - try II, to see if its getting through to the list.
> The patch implements very simple acl at the code level, and works against
cvs-1.11.5/6.
There is a more complex acl patch here:
http://home.attbi.com/~minyard/
It might in
f no revisions have *ever* been commited on the branch. If any
have, the result of untagging is to leave anonymous branch revisions. By
some definitions, this could be called corruption of the repository.
Max.
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Sanjay Bhatia wrote:
> Thanks Max and Larry for your replies.
>
> I am convinced that our server is too old to deal with the -B flag.
>
> Here's the situation I am trying to fix. I have a testing branch that was
> created many changes ago from the dev. branch. I need t
which issues "cvs co -r REL_WHATEVER" commands.
Then you keep that script in your project directory, and it defines what
branch/tag you use with the project.
Max.
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is.
Yes, but what if someone commits something between when you decide to run
the rtag and when you actually run it? That is the danger.
Max.
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umber will already have been taken by the branch of the branch. So either
> it will have to give it an unrelated number, which breaks the idea that
> 1.1.2.4.5.6 is always a descendent of 1.1.2.4, or it will clash on the
> revision number of the existing branch and crash.
The new revis
german umlauts, ...)
>
> Any hints on how to do this?
Write a script that walks an RCS file, and for each revision, generates the
fulltext from the stored diffs, pipes the fulltext through your filter,
diffs it against the previous revision, and writes out the new form.
Don't forget
Andreas Klauer wrote:
> On Sunday 31 August 2003 20:47, Max Bowsher wrote:
>> Andreas Klauer wrote:
>>> Any hints on how to do this?
>>
>> Write a script that walks an RCS file, and for each revision, generates
the
>> fulltext from the stored diffs, pipes the fu
s option is in use,
> then the modules database will be stored in the files `modules.db',
> `modules.pag', and/or `modules.dir'.
>
> Is there any further info on configuring CVS to use gdbm? Especially,
> benchmarks?
No benchmarks, but the
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> On 5 Sep, Max Bowsher wrote:
>> > Is there any further info on configuring CVS to use gdbm? Especially,
>> > benchmarks?
>>
>> No benchmarks, but the "appropriate edits" to use gdbm exist in the
Cygwin
>> package
.
* Put your password into a file only readable by you, and use it with the
Windows "net use" command during your .profile, to connect to the network
share.
Max.
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ernames containing spaces, that will be a problem.
CVS doesn't support them, they are a CVSNT extension.
Max.
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mat itself would support deltas forming a different graph than is
> currently formed, to optimize file size and/or number of deltas from
> point to point.
No, not without changing it so much it would essentially be an entirely new
and different format.
Max.
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n verifying that these second-hand tarballs were truly the real release.
If it doesn't create too much work for you, perhaps you could reconsider this decision?
Max.
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ternal encoding.
Consider rerunning with (for example) '--encoding=latin1'
I know that there is a "¦" in the filename, because it's a german symbol.
I
tried cp850, and UTF-8 as encodings, but it doesnt work.
Any ideas?
Why not try askin
...without downloading the whole 48 MB from
http://mail.gnu.org/pipermail/info-cvs.mbox/info-cvs.mbox?
(I've just joined the list, and would like to do some research
before posting.)
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Max
all files - the remaining numbers may be unique to every file.
Effectively what you end up with is lots and lots of unnamed branches - a
seperate one for every branch for every file that was touched in that
branch.
Max.
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hello,
if i try to checkout respective update a large file (more than 8 megabytes) the
following
message occurs:
cvs update -P weblea.war (in directory
C:\daten\baal_cvs\sgrgesdomain\applications\weblea)
U weblea.war
cvs [update aborted]: received broken pipe signal
cvs [update aborted]: end of
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