Hello, Sorry I think you are interesting version controlling in general, but I don īt say concrets.
So, cvs is very well for text files versioning, but it only stores binary in repository without versioning. I store only text files in repository. I usually make two of repository, one for programming, and one for designing. Usually designers no need programming, and programmers no need designing. Designers usually store their binary files in repository (.jpg,.gif etc.) There is a little comparison for versioning here: http://better-scm.berlios.de/comparison/comparison.html And locally I use RCS. It is like CVS but its repository is in current subdirectory/RCS dir. I usually store sitemap.xmaps, stylesheets, xsps and other text(xml) files. There are three of commands: ci, co and rcsdiff first time using: mkdir RCS ci -i filename co -l filename after modify: ci -u filename co -l filename compare: rcsdiff filename retrieving an early version: co -l -rmajor.minor filename > Hi, > > How are people setting up version control (CVS, SVN) for their projects? > Do you just keep your content (sitemap, config files, stylesheets, etc) > under version control or do you keep the entire app, including the > cocoon jars there too? > > Any suggestions in this area would be apprectiated. > -- hope I help, ---------------------------------------------------- Zoltan Zidarics programmer PTE University Pecs, Hungary icq: 43288694 --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
