Lo, on Sunday, April 29, peter.goffee did write:
Hello,
I wonder if you can help me with a sticky CVS question! We've been using
CVS for quite a while now under Linux to keep track of changes on one of
our main projects, and it is very good. However, one feature we would
love to have, but
Greetings, all.
I've got a question about .cvsignore and previously-deleted files. (This
is independent of the other thread discussing possible additions to the
default .cvsignore file.)
In the module I'm working on, there is a file called productInfo.cc. This
file used to be in the CVS
Lo, on Saturday, February 3, Dorthe Luebbert did write:
Hi,
I have the following scenario:
1. I checked out branch VERSION-A
2. I modified some files locally
3. I want to create from the these files VERSION-B
CVS asks me to commit the modified files first. But I would commit them
to
Lo, on Friday, February 2, Brian J. Murrell did write:
I have a project/repository which has a main branch (trunk) for
stable, released versions and a development branch. The development
branch was branched off of the main branch a while ago for development
and has going along gangbusters.
Lo, on Wednesday, January 24, David L. Martin did write:
- Original Message -
From: "Richard Cobbe" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What's the CVSREAD variable for?
I know what it does, but I was (and remain) hard-pressed to come up with a
situation in which this behavior would
I recently did a presentation to several of my co-workers on effective CVS
use, and got an interesting question.
What's the CVSREAD variable for?
I know what it does, but I was (and remain) hard-pressed to come up with a
situation in which this behavior would be useful. I'm assuming that such
Lo, on Thursday, January 18, Hanser, Kevin did write:
I've just imported a directory structure into CVS that has a lot of symbolic
links in it. I've written a script to restore these links from a file that
lists what they are and where they point. However, I'm having trouble
finding all
Lo, on Thursday, December 28, [EMAIL PROTECTED] did write:
We had been using rsh and CVS to remotely update our Web site between
two Solaris boxes (staging server to live server) with no problem.
Now that we are using shh as opposed to telnet for remote login, rsh
does not work in the
Lo, on Wednesday, December 13, Larry Jones did write:
Todd Denniston writes:
Don't you have to be careful if someone is doing :local: access but on an
nfs/smb/samba mounted CVS repo?
(I mention this because I have seen it mentioned many times as a bad thing)
Doing :local: access to
Lo, on Thursday, December 14, Robert Schott did write:
Doing :local: access to an nfs/smb/samba mount repository frequently
doesn't work reliably at all, which is why it is discouraged.
Why is this? In particular, what sort of problems can one encounter when
using this sort
Lo, on Friday, December 8, Anner Adrian did write:
Hello,
is it possible to remove a tag that was set?
I set a tag, but it was the wrong version now I want remove it and set
it again. how can I do this?
To borrow a rhetorical trick from someone else on the list,
Greetings, all.
I'm trying to come up with a better model for managing merges and branches
than that which we currently use with our CVS repository at work.
First, a brief description of the structure of our working area. We're
working on a single software system which consists of a number of
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