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I can't get $Name: $ to expand on an update in my script below.
It works when checking out. But, do I really have to do a checkout?
I think it works on update, *if* the working copy is missing
and the update has to get a new copy from scratch. (And, of
course, if the
module: $MODULE with tag: $TAG
# Snapshot the module in the repo
cvs rtag $TAG $MODULE
# Updating to that snapshot
cvs update -r $TAG
tag=$Name: $
echo $tag |sed 's/^.*: //;s/ .*$//'
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Tagging module: $MODULE with tag: $TAG
# Snapshot the module in the repo
cvs rtag $TAG $MODULE
# Updating to that snapshot
cvs update -r $TAG
tag=$Name: $
echo $tag |sed 's/^.*: //;s/ .*$//'
You're very mixed up here. The whole point of $Name: $ is you put them in
your source files
I want some sort of build identifier attached to the source I am
building every night.
$Name:$ seems logical and it does seem like the way other people do it,
albeit with a checkout.
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to check out the whole source tree. But if
you tag your regular build, users can update their sources with
cvs update -r rev20050623
and less stuff will get sent over the network and they'll be running with
the 20050623 'nightly build'.
They won't be able to check in changes to this since it's a non
Hi, I am having trouble updating. I can't even access the CVS
directory. Any ideas?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] asdf]$ cvs update
cvs [update aborted]: cannot remove file CVS/Entries.Static: Permission
denied
[EMAIL PROTECTED] asdf]$ ls -la CVS
total 0
on a
Debian-based box). But the actual ldas module is just copied to this
server from another one. It seems to work, but I am not sure whether
this is the formally correct way to transfer a module to another
server.)
Procedure:
--
rm -rf ldas
cvs co ldas
cvs update -j dev_20050413_b ldas
update -j dev_20050413_b ldas
[Did not merge]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/ldas/utvikling/ldas$ cvs update -j dev_20050413_b .
[Worked, did merge]
[Much retrieving and merging]
Is this difference between naming the module/directory and standing in
the module/directory expected behaviour?
No. I just
Asbjørn Sæbø wrote:
On Fri, May 13, 2005 at 03:58:12PM -0400, Jim Hyslop wrote:
What version of client and server are you using?
Both are 1.12.9
Hmmm... I just tried it with 1.12.12, and it worked OK. Can you upgrade
to the latest versions and try again?
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I have a CVS module (named ldas) where I would like to merge the
contents of a branch into the trunk. According to the documentation,
is seems that I should be able to du this using cvs update -j
branch-tag. However, this does not work. No merging takes place,
the files on the trunk do
On Fri, May 13, 2005 at 10:04:59AM +0200, Asbjørn Sæbø wrote:
I have a CVS module (named ldas) where I would like to merge the
contents of a branch into the trunk. According to the documentation,
is seems that I should be able to du this using cvs update -j
branch-tag. However, this does
Asbjørn Sæbø wrote:
On Fri, May 13, 2005 at 10:04:59AM +0200, Asbjørn Sæbø wrote:
I have a CVS module (named ldas) where I would like to merge the
contents of a branch into the trunk. According to the documentation,
is seems that I should be able to du this using cvs update -j
branch-tag
Zhang, Jian-He writes:
cvs update -P -C Headcount - 2H 05.xls (in directory
C:\MyHouse\cvshome\Test\)
cvs server: cannot open /user/guog/.cvsignore: I/O error
Usually I/O errors imply a hardware problem of some sort. If that's an
NFS-mounted directory, you might have a network problem
AnyOne ever encounter the following error message when execute the cvs
update action:
cvs update -P -C Headcount - 2H 05.xls (in directory
C:\MyHouse\cvshome\Test\)
cvs server: cannot open /user/guog/.cvsignore: I/O error
* CVS exited normally with code 0 *
I checked the user guog's
TAG1 -j TAG2 WORD.tar test9.txt
cvs update: nonmergeable file needs merge
cvs update: revision 1.1.2.2 from repository is now in WORD.tar
cvs update: file from working directory is now in .#WORD.tar.1.1.4.2
Which basically means that the WORD.tar revision is now the same as in the
repository
/test9.txt/1.1.4.2/Fri Apr 8 20:17:35 2005/-kk/TMY_BRANCH
$ cvs -f up -d -kk -j TAG1 -j TAG2 WORD.tar test9.txt
cvs update: nonmergeable file needs merge
cvs update: revision 1.1.2.2 from repository is now in WORD.tar
cvs update: file from working directory is now in .#WORD.tar.1.1.4.2
C WORD.tar
Dear
all,
I'm trying to commit a file that has a sticky
tag:
cvs server: sticky tag
`1.8' for file `shopnav.ascx' is not a branch cvs [server aborted]: correct
above errors first!
From all
the documentaton I have, I read that the way to clear the sticky tag was to do
a:cvs update -A
but
was to do a:
cvs update -A
but this doesn't do a thing.
Are you sure? What does 'cvs stat shopnav.ascx' report, right after 'cvs
update -A'?
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(by Jennifer Vesperman), but I'm still quite lost about what the problem is
exactly. Thanks Robert.
- Christopher
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From: Robert Helmer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2005 12:59 PM
To: Christopher Currie
Cc: info-cvs@gnu.org
Subject: Re: cvs update
Christopher Currie wrote:
Robert -- the output of 'status,' 'update,' 'status,' and
then a final try
at commiting the file is below.
[...]
===
File: shopnav.ascxStatus: Locally Modified
Working revision: 1.8
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Christopher Currie wrote:
Robert -- the output of 'status,' 'update,' 'status,' and
then a final try
at commiting the file is below
Christopher Currie wrote:
cvs on our server is version 1.3.2.03, and on our client
machines, the
version is: 1.3.20.3 Beta (Build 3), WINCVS. Thanks Jim.
- Christopher
P.S.
I've been using the command line interface of WINCVS to run cvs
commands.
WinCVS uses CVSNT, not CVS
Hello all,
I tried using CVSviaFTP, but it didn't work out and it isn't maintained
anymore.
Does anyone know of any script that either
1) outputs a ftp command file for all files that changed
2) uploads the changed files right away to a ftp server
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Rachel Suddeth wrote:
Oh nevermind. I see there is an uncontrolled file by the same
name in the
sandbox.
Glad we could help :=)
BTW, with respect to this question:
I'm not sure how
to say if a
message came from CVSNT client, or the server running under
Linux
the first part of
if a
message came from CVSNT client, or the server running under Linux but
I'm guessing server since path has /, not \ in it...
cvs server: Updating BhCtrl/BHTypes
cvs update: move away BhCtrl/BHTypes/BHTypes.csproj; it is in the way.
Can anyone tell me what causes that?
Thanks,
Rachel
BhCtrl/BHTypes
cvs update: move away BhCtrl/BHTypes/BHTypes.csproj; it is in the way.
You want to checkout (or, in this case, update) the file
BhCtrl/BHTypes/BHTypes.csproj from the repository, but this file is
already in your sandbox. Unfortunately, the file is not under control of
CVS. Thus
hello,
i would like to setup a trigger for when cvs-update touches a file (updates or merges)
in checked out work areas. is there already a mechanism for this? i want it to run a
script or set of commands
my specific need is that i want to have a shell-rc file in the repository, when
someone
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i would like to setup a trigger for when cvs-update touches a file
(updates or merges) in checked out work areas. is there already a
mechanism for this?
No.
The Set-update-prog feature was removed for cvs 1.11.6
for when cvs-update touches a file
(updates or merges) in checked out work areas. is there already a mechanism
for this? i want it to run a script or set of commands
my specific need is that i want to have a shell-rc file in the repository,
when someone makes changes to it and then i do an update, i get
Hi people,
Please, I would like to know if there is a way to disable the cvs
update feature. I think that in many cases the merge is very
dangerous, specially when people do it mechanically without running,
for instance, cvs log first. But I don't know if disabling cvs
update is the best
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Daniel Sadoc [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi people,
Please, I would like to know if there is a way to disable the cvs
update feature.
No.
I think that in many cases the merge is very dangerous, specially
when people do it mechanically without
Hi
I'm a little worried of one of the warnings when I did a update on a
module.
We recieved a few warnings like:
cvs update: warning: filename was lost
U filename
I understand that you recieve this error messenge if you delete a file
in your local sandbox and then do a cvs update
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Erik Andersson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm a little worried of one of the warnings when I did a update on a
module.
We recieved a few warnings like:
cvs update: warning: filename was lost
U filename
The message arises when the information
Hi
In windows 2000, I get a permission denied when a directory path is
given to update command.
[cvswork/proj/rtl/module/mem/cntrl] ls
thisfile.v
now,
[cvswork/proj/rtl/module/mem/cntrl] cvs update thisfile.v
[cvswork/proj/rtl/module/mem/cntrl] cvs update ../cntrl/thisfile.v
both works fine
Hamid Ghassemi writes:
I know *why* this happens, but I don't agree with it. There was no diff
between the branch and the branch point on the trunk, so no change was
considered for the merge. At least that's how I understand it based on
how it behaves.
Exactly. Merge works by considering
way to show it.
So here's what we have so far:
Point of merge:
the
quick
brown
On the branch:
the
quick
brown
On the trunk:
the
quick
BROWN
Now do a cvs diff branchrevision. It'll show line 3 as being
different.
Now do a cvs update -j MERGE file.
The update process happens
Is there a way to log when a user does a 'cvs update'?
thanks,
scott
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Hello cvs suers,
First, all my cvs client and server are run on Linux and cvs version is
1.12.6.
Now my question does cvs -I still working on this 1.12.6 version?
Here is what I am trying to do (not realy me, but one of my users)
He is doing:
cvs update -I file_name under his current working
Courier writes:
Now my question does cvs -I still working on this 1.12.6 version?
Yes, but it doesn't work the way you think. Files that are under CVS
control or that are explicitly named on the command line are *never*
ignored. The ignore list only affects files that are not currently
under
Thank you. You help to put the miserable out off my head today. Now I do
understand how -I really works.
One of my developer just show me with the hold bunches .exe ( from DOS
)files and it seem to work fine.
You guys are so cool.
Thanks,
C-
Courier writes:
Now my question does cvs -I
I am checking a directory via pserver remotely
and it ran into an error on my linux host which has smaller amount of
memory resource:
cvs [server aborted]: out of memory; can not reallocate 50331648 bytes
that directory contains severals tar files such as
75141120 Mar 9 16:53 ew53dataM.tar
I
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Viraj Purang wrote:
Everytime I try to cvs update a file called .buildnum
I get an error :
cannot rename file .new..buildnum to .buildnum
This is true for all files which have been changed on client workspace
and are thus different from the server
I am using a Windows 2003 server (problem also occurs on a Windows 2000
professional laptop).
Everytime I try to cvs update a file called .buildnum
I get an error :
cannot rename file .new..buildnum to .buildnum
This is true for all files which have been changed on client workspace
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.new..buildnum to .buildn um
I am using a Windows 2003 server (problem also occurs on a
Windows 2000 professional laptop).
Everytime I try to cvs update a file called .buildnum
I get an error :
cannot rename file .new..buildnum
I have 2 branches r56b0 and r56b0_branch_demo other than the main.
r56b0_branch_demo was branched off from r56b0 at tag id : build15.
r56b0 is now at a tag level build20.
I merged
changes made between build15 to build20
on r56b0
into
r56b0_branch_demo
using
cvs update -j r56b0 top-level
Viraj Purang writes:
The merge seems to be okay for most of the files,
except the 2 new directories
which were added to main and r56b0
between build15 and build20 tags.
You need to use update -d to get new directories.
-Larry Jones
Nobody knows how to pamper like a Mom. -- Calvin
Thanks for the suggestion.
It worked for me.
Very prompt response.
Regards,
Viraj Purang
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Subject: Re: CVS update -j problem
When I run 'cvs update' in my checked out files, I get
the following error message:
...
cvs update: Updating special-reports
cvs update: Updating special-reports/img
cvs update: Updating styles
cvs update: authorization failed: server f1 rejected
access to /server/cvs for user mark
cvs update
was
checked out by mark.
CVS remembers the user who has checked out a sandbox
in the CVS/Root file in
the sandbox.
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004 20:40
Subject: weird cvs update error
When I run
Subject: weird cvs update error
When I run 'cvs update' in my checked out files, I get
the following error message:
...
cvs update: Updating special-reports
cvs update: Updating special-reports/img
cvs update: Updating styles
cvs update: authorization failed: server f1 rejected
access
Anthony Ettinger writes:
cvs update: Updating special-reports
cvs update: Updating special-reports/img
cvs update: Updating styles
cvs update: authorization failed: server f1 rejected
access to /server/cvs for user mark
cvs update: used empty password; try cvs login with
a real password
I checked it out in my own directory as 'ettinger'.
CVS/Root has /usr/local/shared/cvs in it. The
subdirectory kp2 is owned by mark, but this is the
repository, as far as i know.
Oh, you are working in local mode (in contrast with client/server) .
It's kind of odd that it asks you to login
I found the problem. I had created a symlink to a
directory not in the repository awhile back.
Removed that and no error message :-)
--- Paul Gelderblom (ptok) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I checked it out in my own directory as
'ettinger'.
CVS/Root has /usr/local/shared/cvs in it. The
Robert P. J. Day [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Robert P. J. Day [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
???. my cvs reference doesn't explain the -wb or -i
options to cvs diff. care to elaborate?
Have you tried cvs --help diff?
Robert P. J. Day wrote:
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Sent: Nov 28, 2003 9:50 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: how can I see what changes a cvs update would merge
Robert P. J. Day [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
???. my cvs reference doesn't
Hi,
I'm having a terrible time with merges (of course at release time).
My first problem is below, the second one is in a separate email.
When I run:
cvs -q update -j foo-6 -j foo-branch
I get this response:
cvs [update aborted]: no such tag foo-6
I can verify the tag exists with lstag -l
How can I see the changes that a call to cvs update would do to the
working copy of my files, without actually applying the changes?
urs
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|How can I see the changes that a call to cvs update would do
|to the working copy of my files, without actually applying the changes?
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On 28 Nov 2003, Urs Thuermann wrote:
How can I see the changes that a call to cvs update would do to the
working copy of my files, without actually applying the changes?
this resembles something i (as a newbie) have been thinking about recently
-- what are all the ways i can just *query
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|On 28 Nov 2003, Urs Thuermann wrote:
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| How can I see the changes that a call to cvs update would do to the
| working copy of my files, without actually applying the changes?
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|this resembles something i (as a newbie
Robert P. J. Day [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
this resembles something i (as a newbie) have been thinking
about recently
-- what are all the ways i can just *query* with regards to a CVS
repository? it's this querying that seems to get such short
shrift in the
CVS documentation i've
Urs Thuermann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How can I see the changes that a call to cvs update would do to the
working copy of my files, without actually applying the changes?
cvs di -rHEAD
Note that this will work whether you are working on a branch or on the trunk
- diff (and *only* diff
Gagneet Singh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Further to my previous mail, for the cvs command line you can use the
following command to get the status of the files which have changed.
cvs -n update -P
M File1.dsp
The above tells you that the file name 'File1.dsp' has been locally
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cvs diff -wb -i File1.dsp
Robert P. J. Day [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
???. my cvs reference doesn't explain the -wb or -i
options to cvs diff. care to elaborate?
Have you tried cvs --help diff?
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From: Jim.Hyslop [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Nov 28, 2003 9:50 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: how can I see what changes a cvs update would merge
Robert P. J. Day [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
???. my cvs reference doesn't explain the -wb or -i
options
Eric Siegerman writes:
Didn't someone say that co locks the whole tree, but update
only locks one directory at a time?
If they did, they're wrong. Checkout and update both use the same
underlying code, so they both do locking the same way (directory at a
time). I think admin, commit and the
On Fri, Nov 14, 2003 at 01:55:55PM -0800, Richard Pfeiffer wrote:
The project in question (Proj A) and one
I'm using for comparison look like this:
Proj A is half the size as Proj B, but did have more directories. I might have to
find out just how many more.
Proj A took 2m15s to
Good Afternoon,
Using 1.11 and WinCVS 1.2 and/or Eclipseagainst a Solaris 4x4
Quick question:
Normally, with all the other projects in our repository, a project that takes 8 minutes to checkout can have an update immediately run on it that takes 59 seconds or so. Everything runs pretty
On Fri, Nov 14, 2003 at 12:27:01PM -0800, Richard Pfeiffer wrote:
However, we have one project in this repository that now takes
1:58 to checkout and 1:29 to update. It used to update much
faster; these 'slow' update times just started occuring.
Two stabs in the dark:
- Are you on a branch,
Thanks Eric. I had actuallythoughtof both of those and took quick looks:
1) There are no branches as of yet, so that nixed that thought!
2) I think the second thought is the one I need to investigate further. Just wanted to see if the list concurred, or had ideas I overlooked. I initially took
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If you attempt to issue a
cvs update -j xxx -j yyy
where yyy is the base version of a file in your
directory, cvs currently ignores the command, because
it assumes that the change must already be in your
local version, and there's no reason
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When I ran ssh -v I noticed that the generated key was not accepted
by the remote server. Any ideas?
The directory .ssh must be chmoded 700 (only owner can cd into it),
while the file authorized_keys inside can be chmoded whatever you like.
Hello,
I have got two problems:
cvs update/checkout
I have existing structure of directories which I have to preserve.
I ran cvs checkout but it did nothing.
How to do checkout/update into existing directory (without CVS control
directories)?
(Of course I can checkout into new
Is there a way before CVS EDIT to call CVS UPDATE ?
Roman R
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Hi I am new to cvs ,
when I do a cvs update I get this
alphabet Updated File paths
what does all the alphabets mean like M , P , U etc
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Sachin Mathur [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi I am new to cvs ,
when I do a cvs update I get this
alphabet Updated File paths
what does all the alphabets mean like M , P , U etc
See http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs-1.11.6/cvs_16.html#SEC154
-- Mark
Rich,
cvs update update.txt ?
cvs update | less ?
Steve
On Thu, 2003-02-20 at 18:57, richard blair wrote:
I perform a cvs update on a large directory structure, and a conflict
happens, but the file it happened on is too far up to scroll to. Does
anyone know how to retrieve
Try using the attached perl script. It cleans up the display quite
nicely, with a summary at the end for things like conflicts, files in the
way, etc.
I perform a cvs update on a large directory structure, and a conflict
happens, but the file it happened on is too far up to scroll to. Does
You don't say what operating system you are using, but whatever it is you
should be able to redirect the output to a file, for example by doing:
cvs update info.txt
Then you can browse the file with whatever text editor or viewer you like.
If you are using a Unix-alike you could use 'more
I perform a cvs update on a large directory structure, and a conflict
happens, but the file it happened on is too far up to scroll to. Does
anyone know how to retrieve that information? In other words, how do I
find out which files were in conflict after I have performed an update?
Rich
richard blair [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I perform a cvs update on a large directory structure, and a conflict
happens, but the file it happened on is too far up to scroll to. Does
anyone know how to retrieve that information? In other words, how do I
find out which files were in conflict
We are seeing major lag when issuing cvs update . in the root dir. of any of our
dev's checkouts.
(Major lag as in 5 mins. or MORE)
A trace shows a long wait @ - unlink_file(CVS/Entries.Log).
Our CVS server is FreeBSD. The main clients are Solaris and Linux.
Any clues/hints/pointers
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We are seeing major lag when issuing cvs update . in the root dir. of any of our
dev's checkouts.
(Major lag as in 5 mins. or MORE)
A trace shows a long wait @ - unlink_file(CVS/Entries.Log).
Our CVS server is FreeBSD. The main clients are Solaris and Linux
While doing cvs update I got an error
I am working on windows platform.
cvs update: cannot log in as local user 'pkoti', remote user 'pkoti'
cvs [update aborted]: Permission denied by rshd
Can anybody guess what could be the wrong.
Thanks,
-Koti
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While doing cvs update I got an error
I am working on windows platform.
cvs update: cannot log in as local user 'pkoti', remote user 'pkoti'
cvs [update aborted]: Permission denied by rshd
Can anybody guess what could be the wrong.
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The platform is windowsNT. It's a client server mode and I'm using
cvsnt_1.11.1.3.
Is cvsnt the client as well as the server? (I don't know much about
cvsnt -- it's a separate line of development from the standard CVS.) If
so, perhaps you've found a bug, but I
I get the following error when I try to update my local
directory
Cvs[update aborted]: cannot rename file .new.delludf.jar to delludf.jar:
No such file or directory.
Is this because of the .jar extension?
Gunjan
I get the following error when I try to update my local
directory
Cvs[update aborted]: cannot rename file .new.delludf.jar to delludf.jar:
No such file or directory.
Is this because of the .jar extension?
Gunjan
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Cvs[update aborted]: cannot rename file .new.delludf.jar to delludf.jar:
No such file or directory
cannot open
them using win zip also on update.
On update I'm not using any special switch or flag (cvs update moduleName).
Is this the correct way to handle jar files in cvs. I'm really really new to
cvs please help. I'll appreciate any help on how to handle jar file
Gunjan
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this is really a cvs issue.
cvs update -I somefile -r someTag -r someTag
is not working.
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Problem statement:
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Assume there are two vendor branches (1.1.3 and 1.1.4) tagged VendorBranchA
and VendorBranchB respectively.
Imports into each branch are tagged
Hi,
$cvs status a.c
File: a.cStatus: Locally Modified
Working revision:1.40Mon Sep 2 20:46:00 2002
Repository revision: 1.40/home/cvs/a.c,v
What does the time stamp Mon Sep 2 20:46:00 2002 mean?
Is that the checkout/update time or checkin time of the file?
hi,
It will be the last committed timestamp according to me...
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Jayashree
Sent: Friday, September 06, 2002 12:13 PM
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Subject: cvs update
Hi,
$cvs status a.c
File: a.cStatus
Jayashree wrote:
Hi,
$cvs status a.c
File: a.cStatus: Locally Modified
Working revision:1.40Mon Sep 2 20:46:00 2002
Repository revision: 1.40/home/cvs/a.c,v
What does the time stamp Mon Sep 2 20:46:00 2002 mean?
Is that the checkout/update time or checkin
Jayashree writes:
$cvs status a.c
File: a.cStatus: Locally Modified
Working revision:1.40Mon Sep 2 20:46:00 2002
Repository revision: 1.40/home/cvs/a.c,v
What does the time stamp Mon Sep 2 20:46:00 2002 mean?
Is that the checkout/update time or checkin time
is there.
If a client does an cvs update to get the latest version, the empty
directory is not into the checkout directory of the client.
Following error message:
cvs server: cannot open directory . for empty check: Permission denied
Anybody who can help me?
Thanx a lot.
Dirk
:If someone adds a empty directory to the cvs project, on the cvs server
:the directory is there.
To keep an emtpy directory insert a dummpy file in it called .keepme
or something like that.
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Hi,
is it possible to log date and user and maybe what was updated in the
system, when someone entered cvs update? We want to control who made
updates on our production servers.
Thanx
Dorthe
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from the builds to optimize build
time, but would still like to keep them on the server. Another
requirement is that I must do a cvs update -d when updating the working
directory on my build machine so that I am sure to download any new
packages, etc from the cvs repository.
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