Hi !
I have some questions about cvs...
- Is there a way to import a module without creating a branch (verdor-tag)
and a tag (release-tag) on this branch ?
- After running "cvs import", when i checkout with no tag/revision/date
(that is, checkout the "main trunk") the
Title: CVS Import
Hello,
I went thru the Documentation for creating Import as well as FAQ.
This is the scenario
1) I have a sources src_1, src_2, src_3
These are basically versions 1 2 3 of same code. Some files may have changed between the 3 versions.
I am trying to import them
I want to import a number of files, but i want to import all the
files
as binary except for a certain extention.
I found how to do it the other way around--import only the files with
a certain extention as binary, but i can't find how to import
everything as binary except for one extention. An
Hi,
Is is possible to restrict the "import" command on the server side ?
I am using "pserver" authentication model.
With regards,
R.SANTHANA GOPALAN.
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Marcelo Carvalho Fernandes writes:
>
> - Is there a way to import a module without creating a branch (verdor-tag)
> and a tag (release-tag) on this branch ?
No. Just ignore them.
> - After running "cvs import", when i checkout with no tag/revision/date
> (that is,
Larry,
Thank's ! I've just read that in CVS manual(Per Cederqvist et al).
I know that i don't have to worry about revision numbers. But I'd like to
have a better understand if some of my customers/students ask me.
I was studying some graphs (CVSGraph) and could see that a
h ?
This is a FAQ. See /usr/share/doc/cvs-/FAQ.bz2 or the
equivalent file in your installation.
This is Q3 on the import command part.
> - After running "cvs import", when i checkout with no
> tag/revision/date (that is, checkout the "main trunk") the files
> are
Hello Marcelo,
* On Wed, Apr 14, 2004 at 03:25:46PM -0300 Marcelo Carvalho Fernandes wrote:
> - Is there a way to import a module without creating a branch (verdor-tag)
> and a tag (release-tag) on this branch ?
>
> - After running "cvs import", when i checkout wit
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Assunto: Re: CVS import
Hello Marcelo,
* On Wed, Apr 14, 2004 at 03:25:46PM -0300 Marcelo Carvalho Fernandes wrote:
> - Is there a way to import a module without creating a branch
(verdor-tag)
> and a tag (releas
On April 15, 2004 at 1:34 PM, Frederic Brehm wrote:
>At 01:34 PM 4/15/2004, McNamee, John wrote:
>>I've never understood why cvs add
>>doesn't have the option to work recursively when most other
>>cvs commands do. This issue keeps coming up on info-cvs.
>
>You can always submit a patch.
I believe
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>On April 15, 2004 at 1:34 PM, Frederic Brehm wrote:
>
>>At 01:34 PM 4/15/2004, McNamee, John wrote:
>>
>>>I've never understood why cvs add
>>>doesn't have the option to work recursively when most other
>>>cvs commands do. This
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On Thursday 15 April 2004 17:42, Diego Ribeiro de Andrade wrote:
> The real question is... how do chekout/update a branch, but bring
> the trunk revisoons of files that dont exist in the branch... but
> these files have to be checked out in 1.1 revisio
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On Thursday 15 April 2004 22:44, Derek Robert Price wrote:
> I did intend that for UNIX, not Windows. God only knows what
> Windows would do with it. :)
Sometimes I get the impression that even He doesn't knows what
Windows would do with it...
Title: CVS import failed
When trying to import a single directory along with its file contents (html, gifs, etc.) I receive the following error message.
"/tmp/cvsAAAFPEqt_" 5 lines, 258 characters
I www-skandia-de/reg/login.html.bak
I www-skandia-de/reg_o
Rajesh Patwardhan writes:
>
> I use
> cvs import -m "Message" dir_to_import_on_cvs_repo vendor_tag release_tag_1
>
> The first import was good. There was no problem at all.
>
> 2) Now I do a import for the second source with
> cvs import -m "M
Title: RE: CVS Import
Thank you very much.
Works as expected.
Regards,
Rajesh
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Rajesh Patwardhan writes
Hi !
I use cvs for some projects I'm in, but they were all quite simple. I.e.
everything was located in one subdir. Now I have to set up the following
scenario:
A Project in a subdir (I hope. we'll see...)
Some property-files concerning that project wildly scattered over the
system which should
Hi,
I've a cvs repository set up on a Red Hat 6.2 machine.
I'm using PSERVER access method and the cvs version is 1.11.
I can import a trivial sample dir structure (shown below) to it & can checkout the
same properly.
myproj/
|-- Readme.txt
|-- myproj.cxx
|-- myproj.h
|-- a-subdir
port
> everything as binary except for one extention. Any ideas?
cvs import -I ! -W "*.txt" -W "*.c" -W "*.h" -W "* -k 'b' -m 'COPY'"
Add other -W "*." patterns for exclusion as you see fit. Make sure
you add them
Hello,
I was wondering if someone can provide any assistance with correcting this
problem?
cvs import -I ! -W "*.so -k 'b'" Portal Portal_6_0_1 Portal_6_0_1_Baseline
cvs [import aborted]: reading pin/6.0/sys/dm_oracle/dm_oracle8i.so: I/O
er
Hi,
I have installed cvs in Solaris 2.7. (path /usr/local/bin/cvs). A
repository is created in /usr/local/newrepos.
After I login to cvs server through my workstation, I tried to do an import
and received a fatal error msg as follow. Any clue about that?
Thanks.
D:\build\edlrcvs>cvs import e
Hi,
1. I set up a cvs repository in machine A.
2. I imported a project each from machine B and C into the repository using
:ext:(ssh) access control.
3. I tried to import a project from machine A into the repository on machine
A itself locally. cvs failed saying "can't create myproj
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 :pserv
penpkg.org/openpkg-src/cvs/cvs.patches.rse) and
use the "importinfo" hook it provides for this. That's what OSSP shiela
(see http://www.ossp.org/pkg/tool/shiela/) successfully uses for access
controlling the "cvs import" operations on the CVS repositories of
OpenSSL, OSSP and Ope
I am trying to import a large amount of code from an old project that was
never under source code.
I tried to do a plain import but ALL of the files come back with an I (
Ignored ? )
cd CVS/ProjectA
cvs -m " " -I ! ProjectA ProjectA start
returns:
I ProjectA/foo1.cxx
I ProjectA/foo2.cxx
etc ...
Generally I am quite satisfied with the cvs_acls.pl script. However, in
testing I found that it was possible that a user used "cvs import" to
add/modify files that he was not supposed to touch. It was because the
"import" operation did not trigger the scripts in commitinfo at
Marcelo Carvalho Fernandes writes:
>
> I was studying some graphs (CVSGraph) and could see that after the "cvs
> import" there is also a tag called "MAIN" in the vendor branch (1.1.1).
Standard CVS does not create that tag. Either you're using a
non-standard v
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On Wednesday 14 April 2004 22:29, Larry Jones wrote:
> Marcelo Carvalho Fernandes writes:
> > I was studying some graphs (CVSGraph) and could see that after
> > the "cvs import" there is also a tag called "MAIN&qu
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Marcelo Carvalho Fernandes wrote:
>CVS should have a feature to import without creating a vendor branch
so as
>not to use the commands in
>http://www.loria.fr/~molli/fom-serve/cache/160.html. Does anyone have
>already submmited that to development gro
> It does. It's called `cvs add':
>
> $ find . -exec cvs add {} \;
Unfortunately, the whole world doesn't run Unix...
C:\foo\bar>find . -exec cvs add {} \;
'find' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
It's no big deal to get a Unix-style f
Marcelo Carvalho Fernandes writes:
>
> CVS should have a feature to import without creating a vendor branch
Why? The vendor branch is neither expensive nor intrusive, feel free to
just ignore it if you don't need it.
> The URL above tells "Note that the CVS "Main Branch" and the RCS Main Trunk
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John
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> It does. It's called `cvs add':
>
> $ find . -exec cvs add {} \;
Unfo
any rate, what benefit does adding files recursively carry over
using "cvs import" and ignoring the vendor branch if you don't want to
use it?
Regards,
Geoff
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Assunto: Re: RES: CVS import
Marcelo Carvalho Fernandes writes:
>
> CVS should have a feature to import without creating a vendor branch
Why? The vendor branch is neither expensive nor intrusive, f
McNamee, John writes:
>
> I get the impression that there is no real technical reason,
> but there is a philosophical belief that vendor branches are
> a Good Thing, and everybody should use them whether they want
> to or not.
Have you ever tried to buy a newspaper without a sports section or not
eason,
but there is a philosophical belief that vendor branches are
a Good Thing, and everybody should use them whether they want
to or not.
Vendor branches are a Good Thing in some cases and you should use them if
your situation is one of those cases.
CVS import is a handy way to do the recursive
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Geoff Beier wrote:
> Does *anyone* use the cvshome.org version of cvs on windows OUTSIDE
> of cygwin as a matter of general practice? (AIUI, both wincvs and
> tortoisecvs use cvsnt, and eclipse has its own cvs client, so if
> your cvs use is one of th
You're right, there is a find on Windows, but it's not the same as
Unix find. I was making a rhetorical point. There is no standard
Windows utility that does what Unix find does.
>At any rate, what benefit does adding files recursively carry over
>using "cvs import" and
Hi Geoff,
> Does *anyone* use the cvshome.org version of cvs on windows OUTSIDE of
> cygwin as a matter of general practice? (AIUI, both wincvs and
> tortoisecvs use cvsnt, and eclipse has its own cvs client, so if your
> cvs use is one of those products the answer is no.) If so, what
> enviro
Conrad T. Pino wrote:
> To: Geoff Beier
> > What version of Windows is this? The output I get from that command
> > outside of the cygwin environment on a windows 2000 or xp box is:
> > FIND: Parameter format not correct
>
> It's not native Windows, could be CygWin, MKS Tool Kit...
It's native on
scheema of
use, we decided to create branchs in the main trunk rather then in another
branch...
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Conrad T. Pino wrote:
> To: Geoff Beier
> > What version of Windows is this? The output I get from that command
> > outside of the cygwin environment on a windows 2000 or xp box is:
> > FIND: Parameter format
Carucci, Jason wrote:
> How is this the grep command? It doesn't support regular
> expressions which
> is kind of the whole point of grep isn't it?
I didn't say it *is* the grep command, I said it's "basically" the grep
command. In other words, it's a simplified grep. You can do a whole lot with
Hi Jim,
> From: Jim.Hyslop [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Conrad T. Pino wrote:
> >
> > To: Geoff Beier
> > > What version of Windows is this? The output I get from that command
> > > outside of the cygwin environment on a windows 2000 or xp box is:
> > > FIND: Parameter format not correct
> >
> >
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Conrad T. Pino wrote:
>However the "find" command Derek demonstrated:
>
>find . -exec cvs add {} \;
>
>and on which I was commenting isn't what Windows 2000 find does.
>
>Can you say what Windows XP find does with Derek's command?
I did intend t
Diego Ribeiro de Andrade writes:
>
> The real question is... how do chekout/update a branch, but bring the trunk
> revisoons of files that dont exist in the branch... but these files have to
> be checked out in 1.1 revisions instead 1.1.1.1 revisions...
*WHY*? Just ignore the revision numbers: t
How is this the grep command? It doesn't support regular expressions which
is kind of the whole point of grep isn't it?
If you're lucky (!) enough to have a Windows 2K box handy, type "help
findstr" in a DOS window. You'll see that it does support regular
expressions. However, the way the "stri
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Diego Ribeiro de Andrade writes:
>
> The real question is... how do chekout
Conrad T. Pino wrote:
> I'm sure what you said is all true.
>
> However the "find" command Derek demonstrated:
>
> find . -exec cvs add {} \;
>
> and on which I was commenting isn't what Windows 2000 find does.
That was my point.
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Hi I want to use CVS for my project, olso I make and cvs init an cvs
import for the first init.
My problem is that I must be root for make a checkout, and all the files
are owned root. I must change the owner for edit them.
How make and cvs import in not administrateur login ?
Thank
Hi, i've been searching the cause of this problem
but i can't found it:
I have Red Hat 6.2, CVS 1.11.
I create the directory /usr/local/sarua where
resides my project.
Now I type:
cvs import -m "My new Project" sarua user
start
The CVSROOT=/usr/local/sarua
But
On Wed, Mar 21, 2001 at 10:18:36AM -0500, Fitzgerald, AJ wrote:
> When trying to import a single directory along with its file contents (html,
> gifs, etc.) I receive the following error message.
> [...]
> unable to write, file a0219.html
> No space left on device
>
> And I k
Title: RE: CVS import failed
There is plenty of space left where? The problem could be your /tmp file system, the /tmp file system on the server if you aren't using a local repository, or the filesystem of the repository. I may have missed a possibility, like a LOCKDIR on the server
Hi.
Is any good reason why using cvs import for a new module requires the vendor
and release tags? This adds all of the files in the module at both revision
1.1 and 1.1.1.1, where branch 1.1.1 is the vendor branch. I can see why this
feature is useful if the software is supplied by a vendor
Maybe distribute your property files in a build script. Then you can keep
them together somewhere central.
> A Project in a subdir (I hope. we'll see...)
> Some property-files concerning that project wildly scattered over the
> system which should be updated etc together with the Project
> Some J
Am Fri, 21 Sep 2001 15:56:57 +1000 schrieb Ellison, Martin [IT]:
> Maybe distribute your property files in a build script. Then you can
keep
> them together somewhere central.
>
Good Idea, but I wouldn't think our Windows peaple are able to handle
build scripts.
Make ? What is make ? Uuh ugl
On Mon, Nov 12, 2001 at 08:45:37AM -, Mohit Lad wrote:
> I've a cvs repository set up on a Red Hat 6.2 machine.
> I'm using PSERVER access method and the cvs version is 1.11.
>
> $ cvs im -m "initial import" sip mohit start
> enable to write, file SIPParser.cxx
> No space left on device
We have a product that is made up of a lot of third party open source
modules (Apache, Perl, IMAP, etc.). We want to upgrade to the latest
version of these modules.
Typically we would do this by importing the latest version of these
modules into our repository. However, I don't see this as
anches work.
In the meantime, since development is going to start on the mainline until
we all get more comfortable with CVS branches, I'd like to make avoid any
possibility of screw-ups by CVS newbies.
What I'd like to know is this:
Is there a way to cvs import into 1.1, not 1.1.1.1? With
Hi-
We have a vendor package imported into our source tree. We
want to integrate a new version of their package into a branch
of our source tree. Unfortunately, "cvs import" affects HEAD.
I don't see any way to have the new version imported onto
a development branch. The &qu
the files have beem moved into the Attic.
Now I'm trying to import newer sources into the directory
cvs import -m "Update blah" lnxs/usr.bin/man BLAH BLAH
And when I try to do a check out, it creates the directorys, but not the
files. Browsing with CVSweb after two attempts to
Today I discovered that "cvs import -R -f" is not the same as
"cvs import -f -R". The latter is recursive while the former is not.
This suprised me. I think the two should be equivalent.
Tom
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On Wed, Nov 15, 2000 at 01:31:37PM -0700, Bellon-Champ, Amparo wrote:
> I was wondering if someone can provide any assistance with correcting this
> problem?
>
> cvs import -I ! -W "*.so -k 'b'" Portal Portal_6_0_1 Portal_6_0_1_Baseline
>
> cvs [import a
Bellon-Champ, Amparo writes:
>
> I was wondering if someone can provide any assistance with correcting this
> problem?
>
> cvs import -I ! -W "*.so -k 'b'" Portal Portal_6_0_1 Portal_6_0_1_Baseline
>
> cvs [import aborted]: reading pin/6.0/sys/dm
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> D:\build\edlrcvs>cvs import edlr vendor start
> Fatal error, aborting.
> 11365: no such user
> cvs [import aborted]: authorization failed: server tcisudev01 rejected
> access
Although you haven't given us nearly enough detail to diagno
Hi all,
I'd like to use ANT to import periodically, our vendor sources to the
CVS repository, but I haven't found any sample about "CVS Import" and
"ANT script" on the web.
Can somebody help ?
Thanks
Valerio
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C.G.Senthilkumar. writes:
>
> 3. I tried to import a project from machine A into the repository on machine
> A itself locally. cvs failed saying "can't create myproj directory,
> permission denied".
Check the ownership and permissions of your repository directories --
the user you wer
Hi,
I'm seem to have tracked down the problem.
But I don't understand why this is happening
and what is the solution.
This is the output for id command when I'm
logged in locally to machine_A. The user is
'cheetanc'.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] cheetanc]$ id
uid=500(cheetanc) gid=500(cheetanc) groups=500(che
Hi,
I found the solution.
The user is not considered a part of a new group until he logs out
and logs in again, which I didn't do. I just added the user to the
cvs group in the local machine and tried to import projects. I was
not able to import. Whereas if I tried it from remote machines, I
succee
Ryan Lea writes:
>
> This is a multi-part message in MIME format.
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> The actual checkouts/updates/add/commits etc all work fine. However,
> whenever 'cvs import' is run either
Sorry about the HTML (personally hate it myself but have gotten too used
to HTML based email clients and forgot it was switched to HTML - my
bad.)
The output from cvs import with -t is:
-> main loop with CVSROOT=/export/home/cvsroot
cvs [import aborted]: received abort sig
I have a project that started life as a vendor source snapshot.
Unfortunately, one directory of files was missed during the initial import
and later added via "cvs commit".
Subsequent imports of vendor snapshots are not importing newer versions
of these files. How can I tell CVS to put the latest
On 2003-05-27 15:50-0400 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> cd CVS/ProjectA
> cvs -m " " -I ! ProjectA ProjectA start
>
> and it hangs
>
> Any ideas?
You need to escape the exclamation mark, it is interpreted by the shell.
Change it to:
cvs -m " " -I \! ProjectA ProjectA start
Regards,
Øyvind
-
After a 2nd import, checkout -D date_spec did not checked out. The same
checkout command works fine for the 1st import. Does anyone has similar
experiences to share? FYI, the import was for binaries libraries. And yes,
-I! was used in the import, so there is no question if the binaries were in
the
following the instructions in "tracking third-party sources", i
downloaded a kernel source tree that i both want to update regularly
from the source, and make local changes to.
i pulled down the tree, cleared out all CVS directories to turn it
into a regular directory tree, then
pierre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi I want to use CVS for my project, olso I make and cvs init an cvs
> import for the first init.
> My problem is that I must be root for make a checkout, and all the files
> are owned root. I must change the owner for edit them.
> Ho
On Wed, Feb 14, 2001 at 07:24:58PM -0500, Andr?s Bernal wrote:
> cvs [import aborted]: /usr/local/sarua/CVSROOT: No such file or directory
>
> What do I made wrong?
cvs init
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=?iso-8859-1?Q?Andr=E9s_Bernal?= writes:
>
> I create the directory /usr/local/sarua where resides my project.
>
> Now I type:
>
> cvs import -m "My new Project" sarua user start
>
> The CVSROOT=/usr/local/sarua
>
> But i get the following error:
>
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> Is any good reason why using cvs import for a new module requires the vendor
> and release tags? This adds all of the files in the module at both revision
> 1.1 and 1.1.1.1, where branch 1.1.1 is the vendor branch. I can see why this
> feature i
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Chalmers, Tim wrote:
>I am experiencing some weirdness that I do not understand. I am issuing the
>following commands:
>
>cvs import -m InititalRelease GyLocation VenderTag ReleaseTag
>cvs checkout filename
>cvs status filename
&g
Hi,
When I import a new project into the CVS repository, both the owner and
group of all files are set to my username. This causes trouble, because when
somebody else wants to check out this project, he gets permission denied
errors. I guess if I manually change the group of all files to "cvs", t
number and
spread across different directories. I noticed that
'cvs import'ing the top level directory (module)
handles additions automatically, and does all that
I need in one command, except deletions. Any idea how
I can handle this too?
Is using cvs import, like this, a
[ On Friday, March 8, 2002 at 16:00:16 (-0800), Stephen Rasku wrote: ]
> Subject: Reverting a "cvs import"
>
> We have a product that is made up of a lot of third party open source
> modules (Apache, Perl, IMAP, etc.). We want to upgrade to the latest
>
[ On Monday, March 11, 2002 at 21:22:44 (-0500), Matthew Persico wrote: ]
> Subject: CVS - import to 1.1
>
> I am in the middle of getting a group of developers to convert to CVS. They
> have all been raised on SCCS, PVCS, so I have to go slow with the whole
> concept of sandboxi
ically, the default revision is always the latest one
on the "default branch".
The default branch is usually the trunk. But when you first "cvs
import" a new file foo, CVS sets its default branch to the
vendor branch (1.1.1, unless you specified otherwise). The first
time s
"Matthew Persico" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>Is there a way to cvs import into 1.1, not 1.1.1.1? Without the branch, the
>first lock and commit attempts will work as advertised.
>If I cannot do this, then I have to create an empty project and then write a
>script
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> [ On Monday, March 11, 2002 at 21:22:44 (-0500), Matthew Persico wrote: ]
> > Subject: CVS - import to 1.1
[snip]
> If they're too opposed to working together and using concurrent
s placed on 1.1.1.1 and my commit as the other user was on 1.1
to
> become 1.2. As soon as I had a 1.2 version to work with, all the locking
> worked exactly as expected.
...
> What I'd like to know is this:
>
> Is there a way to cvs import into 1.1, not 1.1.1.1? Without the bran
Rohit Nadig writes:
>
> I am using CVS in my program and sometimes, the exit
> code returned by "cvs import" is 1 even though the
> import was successful.
The result of a CVS command is usually far too complex to summarize in a
single exit status, so CVS doesn't e
On Sun, 25 Jun 2000, Wil Cooley wrote:
> I'm trying to import sources into a directory with the same name as
> one I just removed (and committed), but every time I do the import, it
> goes directly into the attic.
FYI, I solved this by simply copying the files back into the directory
(after doin
for example :
I have a project as following structure.
/project/a
/project/a-a
/project/b
/project/b-a
can't I import project ? can't CVS recursively import the
subdirectory ?
Tom Tromey writes:
>
> Today I discovered that "cvs import -R -f" is not the same as
> "cvs import -f -R". The latter is recursive while the former is not.
> This suprised me. I think the two should be equivalent.
import doesn't have a -f flag.
-Larry
>>>>> "Larry" == Larry Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> Today I discovered that "cvs import -R -f" is not the same as
>> "cvs import -f -R". The latter is recursive while the former is not.
>> This suprised me. I thin
Hi
It's part of ant standard features - http://ant.apache.org/manual/index.html
Example:
/G
> Hi all,
>
> I'd like to use ANT to import periodically, our vendor sources to the
> CVS repository, but I haven't found any sample about "CVS Import" and
>
[ On Wednesday, March 5, 2003 at 14:53:50 (-0800), Steve Madsen wrote: ]
> Subject: Files missed during "cvs import"
>
> I have a project that started life as a vendor source snapshot.
> Unfortunately, one directory of files was missed during the initial import
> and la
Chen, Susie writes:
>
> After a 2nd import, checkout -D date_spec did not checked out. The same
> checkout command works fine for the 1st import. Does anyone has similar
> experiences to share? FYI, the import was for binaries libraries. And yes,
> -I! was used in the import, so there is no questi
at's interesting is that checkout with -D and -r works
fine before the 2nd import!
sc
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d out all CVS directories to turn it
> into a regular directory tree, then used "cvs import" to check it into
> my local repo.
Ok, so you checked out a tree from a public CVS server and you want
to import that locally. You don't have to remove the CVS/
subdirectories. See
Robert P. J. Day wrote:
> that's useful to know, but it's still appalling that the default
> ignore list contains "core", which causes cvs to gleefully toss even
> directories named "core". do i understand it correctly that there is
> no way to configure cvs to ignore some *file* patterns but n
Robert P. J. Day writes:
>
> do i understand it correctly that there is
> no way to configure cvs to ignore some *file* patterns but not the
> same *directory* patterns?
Yes.
> if that's true, that's definitely one of
> the worst examples of software design i've seen in lots of years.
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