Antony Paul wrote:
Web based - Java. We use branches and it is to avoid merging only.
Each task have some modified and some new files. We send mails for
each task.
If editing Entries file is so problematic it is better to have
another working copy where testing passed files are checked
Web based - Java. We use branches and it is to avoid merging only.
Each task have some modified and some new files. We send mails for
each task.
If editing Entries file is so problematic it is better to have
another working copy where testing passed files are checked out and
tagged.
Here
Ok. That way you will only have to keep track of all the files you
don't want tagged as well as all the corrisponding CVS/Entries files
you are modifying.
Sorry for the sarcasm. But you still need to keep track of a list of
files and editing CVS/Entries sounds a bit dangerous. I'd be inclined
2005 10:12:29 -0500, Jim.Hyslop [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Antony Paul wrote:
It will become complicated to keep the list of files. Better I will
write a script to delete the file from CVS/Entries file.
If this is something you are going to do on a regular basis, then sooner or
later
cvs tag -d MY_TAG Path/to/my.file [[Path/to/other.file]...]
Cheers,
--Russ
On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 19:14:45 +0530, Antony Paul [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I need to delete a file from local checked out file(not from
repository) and tag the rest of the file. If I just delete the file
Thanks for the reply.
It will become complicated to keep the list of files. Better I will
write a script to delete the file from CVS/Entries file.
On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 09:11:15 -0500, Russ Sherk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
cvs tag -d MY_TAG Path/to/my.file [[Path/to/other.file]...]
Cheers
Larry Jones writes:
Reinstein, Shlomo writes:
I would like to use cvs release to get rid of a sub-tree of my
project.
However, I noticed that cvs release does not update the
CVS/Entries (or
CVS/Entries.log) file, which causes a problem later when I want
to run
other commands, like cvs
Gurpreet Singh (SCM) writes:
Just to make sure can the size of the codebase (say nearly 4.2GB) I am
getting be an issue, assuming my sys / network is fine.
The size of the codebase would not cause permission problems.
-Larry Jones
I like maxims that don't encourage behavior modification. --
I is a clean get / co task.
I am getting it on a Windows 2000 system.
Its not on a NFS or so.
Also, this happens randomly on different systems - not everytime.
The permissions are intact, the network login is the local
administartor -
to be more sure that this should not be the reason.
It
.
Regards
Gurpreet S
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Gurpreet Singh (SCM) writes:
cvs [checkout aborted]: cannot rename file CVS/Entries.Backup
Gurpreet Singh (SCM) writes:
I is a clean get / co task.
I am getting it on a Windows 2000 system.
Its not on a NFS or so.
Is your working directory on a Windows share?
Also, this happens randomly on different systems - not everytime.
The permissions are intact, the network login is
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Gurpreet Singh (SCM) writes:
I is a clean get / co task.
I am getting it on a Windows 2000 system.
Its not on a NFS or so.
Is your working directory on a Windows share
previous versions of CVS. This release fixes several client server
bugs, including a problem where release of a subdirectory could cause
corruption of the CVS/Entries file and some memory leak plugs. We recommend
this upgrade for all CVS clients servers!
I am having CVS 1.11.11, can an upgrade
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Gurpreet Singh (SCM) [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The following error is being received while getting a codebase :
cvs [checkout aborted]: cannot rename file CVS/Entries.Backup to CVS/Entries:
Permission denied
This error indicates a problem
Gurpreet Singh (SCM) writes:
cvs [checkout aborted]: cannot rename file CVS/Entries.Backup to CVS/Entri
es: Permission denied
Are you checking out into an existing working directory or is checkout
creating a new working directory? If the former, check the permissions
and ownership of the CVS
Sam Steingold writes:
if the latest version is 1.7 and I do
$ cvs admin -o 1.7 foo
then foo is still marked as 1.7 in CVS/Entries and thus I have to edit
it by hand to be able to work on the file.
Admin only affects the repository, it does not affect your working
directory. And note
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if the latest version is 1.7 and I do
$ cvs admin -o 1.7 foo
then foo is still marked as 1.7
Hi,
Recently we have been finding that our Entries files on some sandboxes
have become truncated. If we remove the directory and check it out from
cvs again using 'cvs up -d dir' then all is well and the Entries file is
just fine. Haven't been able to pin it down to a particular
All, hopefully a real simple answer...
I want to look at a particular revision of a file, without having it change
anything in my local directory.
Example... I have test.cxx version 1.15 in my sandbox.
I'd like to, just go back to see what version 1.11 looked like. stdout or a
file, I don't
On Mon, 18 Nov 2002, Schoep, Grant @ STORM wrote:
I want to look at a particular revision of a file, without having it change
anything in my local directory.
Try the -p option of cvs up.
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I want to look at a particular revision of a file, without having it change
anything in my local directory.
Usage: cvs update [-APdflRp] [-k kopt] [-r rev|-D date] [-j rev]
[...]
-p Send updates to
time of the file?
Regards
Jayashree
cvs status a.c
ls -l a.c
#note timezone to GMT effect
sleep 60;touch a.c
cvs status a.c
ls -l a.c
#note no change from above
cp a.c a.c.bak
sleep 60;cp a.c.bak a.c;date
grep a\.c CVS/Entries
cvs status a.c;date
grep a\.c CVS/Entries
cvs status a.c;date
ls -l
Albin Takami wrote:
Yes, I have tried this and it's works.
Would replacement of checkout with co result in the exact same thing?
`cvs checkout` and `cvs co` are the same command, so yes.
/|/|ike
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Larry Jones wrote:
Mike Ayers writes:
So if you are using CVS properly, the CVSROOT env var never comes
into play.
I think you're overstating the case. Most people just use a single
repository and even people who use multiple repositories usually have
one repository that they
Mike Ayers writes:
Whoops! That should have read may never or almost never,
assuming that checking out clean trees or importing are rarely done.
In either case, setting an environmental variable, the procedure
intended for making permanent changes to one's computing environment,
Mike Ayers writes:
So if you are using CVS properly, the CVSROOT env var never comes
into play.
I think you're overstating the case. Most people just use a single
repository and even people who use multiple repositories usually have
one repository that they use more often than
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Albin Takami wrote:
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Order scrambled to get thought flow...
Albin
Albin Takami wrote:
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Albin Takami wrote:
To clarify, the repository location is the directory that you set the
CVSROOT variable to, right?
Yes, but you should not need to set CVSROOT - in fact,
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Albin Takami wrote:
4. Checked in/committed a bunch of files with cvs ci *.v
What are *.v files? (Just curious)
5. I
Albin Takami wrote:
5.5 Peggy never checked out any files/module because the files she
is trying
to check-in/commit are new files (first time check-in).
*BZZZT* Sorry...
This is the problem.
Once a project is created, in order to work in the project, one must
Albin Takami wrote:
5.5 Peggy never checked out any files/module because the files she is trying
to check-in/commit are new files (first time check-in).
Um, did Peggy `cvs add' the files before attempting to check them in?
Derek
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Albin Takami wrote:
5.5 Peggy never checked out any files/module because the files she is
trying
to check-in/commit are new files (first time check-in).
*BZZZT* Sorry
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Albin Takami wrote:
...Check out the project tree...
Ok
to check in some files using the same command as I did (cvs
ci *.v), and that's when she got below error message.
cvs commit: cannot open CVS/Entries for reading: No such file or directory
cvs commit: nothing known about `abc.v'
cvs commit: nothing known about `def.v'
Please let me know what I do wrong
H
Albin Takami wrote:
4. Checked in/committed a bunch of files with cvs ci *.v
What are *.v files? (Just curious)
5. I setup the .cshrc file for another user, Peggy.
5.5 When did Peggy do `cvs checkout project/module`? This is when
the CVS directories
to check in some files using the same command as I did (cvs
ci *.v), and that's when she got below error message.
cvs commit: cannot open CVS/Entries for reading: No such file or directory
cvs commit: nothing known about `abc.v'
cvs commit: nothing known about `def.v'
Please let me know what I do wrong
Hi,
I would like to use cvs release to get rid of a sub-tree of my project.
However, I noticed that cvs release does not update the CVS/Entries (or
CVS/Entries.log) file, which causes a problem later when I want to run
other commands, like cvs status, cvs tag, etc. For example:
cvs -d my-cvs
Reinstein, Shlomo writes:
I would like to use cvs release to get rid of a sub-tree of my project.
However, I noticed that cvs release does not update the CVS/Entries (or
CVS/Entries.log) file, which causes a problem later when I want to run
other commands, like cvs status, cvs tag, etc
command, I get the error:cvs add: cannot open CVS/Entries for
reading: No such file or directory, cvs [add aborted]: no repository.
I am NOT setting my CVSROOT on the client, or any other cvs env
variables for that matter. Is this required? I thought I saw something
in a cvs documentation file
to use the add
cvs command, I get the error:cvs add: cannot open CVS/Entries for
reading: No such file or directory, cvs [add aborted]: no repository.
You can only add files in a directory that you've already checked out
from CVS. I suggest you read the manual and/or Karl Fogel's book.
Links
and I get the next
error message:
cvs checkout: in directory xnews/WEB-INF/tld:
cvs checkout: cannot open CVS/Entries for reading: No such file or directory
cvs [checkout aborted]: cannot open current directory: No such file or
directory
*CVS exited normally with code 1*
What
Hi all!
I have committed all changes in my project and then tagged the repository
with a release name. Then I try to checkout the module and I get the next
error message:
cvs checkout: in directory xnews/WEB-INF/tld:
cvs checkout: cannot open CVS/Entries for reading: No such file or directory
:
cannot open CVS/Entries for reading: No such file or directory
Is this cvs bug or am I missing something?
Kind regards,
Damir Horvat
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Is /cvsroot really completely empty? Shouldn't there be a CVSROOT
subdirectory in there if the init has succeeded?
Matt
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Subject: CVS/Entries
Hello!
I've made /cvsroot
Anita Chacko writes:
I see in CVS manual that the CVS/Entries file will be
of this format
/name/revision/timestamp[+conflict]/options/tagdate
[...]
But when I see my CVS/Entries file in my working
directory,I don't see any tag/branch names as follows.
That's because you don't have
Hi
I see in CVS manual that the CVS/Entries file will be
of this format
/name/revision/timestamp[+conflict]/options/tagdate
It states that tagdate contains `T' followed by a tag
name, or `D' for a date, followed by a sticky tag or
date.
I also came to know that we can obtain the branch name
Subject: Re: Updating CVS/Entries
R Bresner writes:
Is there a way to update the CVS/Entries file timestamps
to avoid having cvs go to the repository to check for diffs?
cvs update doesn't do it (I thought it would).
If I understand what you're asking, cvs update *should* do what you
R Bresner writes:
Is there a way to update the CVS/Entries file timestamps
to avoid having cvs go to the repository to check for diffs?
cvs update doesn't do it (I thought it would).
If I understand what you're asking, cvs update *should* do what you
want. If the timestamp on a file
Shawn,
I've found "cvs release" rather useless except when releasing the entire
working directory.
If I want to get rid of a directory in my working directory I ususally
do the following, which updated the CVS/Entries file
correctly:
cvs update -r 0 -P directory_to_remove
in the CVS Entries file for its parent, does not exist in the
directory hierarchy.
How to work around this problem?? We've tried cvs release -d foo, but we
still get the error when running the stat [and, I'd imagine, virtually any
other command that is driven by the CVS/Entries file.
I'm
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