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Check-outs and commits are not atomic. The
repository
will not become corrupt, but if you are checking in
a
number of files and one file fails, the system does
not roll back the other files in the repository to
their state before
At 4:07 AM -0500 2/12/04, m0llbuz_ wrote:
foo.html
=
1.2.2.1
While I find this annoying, it is really the correct thing to do.
Right now I am writing a lot of Python code and it is perfectly
reasonable to change the white space inside a multi-line string. So
unless cvs is
On 2004-02-13, Kevin Layer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Larry Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It actually wouldn't be difficult, but it would be a lot of tedious work
for very little benefit -- lack of atomicity usually isn't a problem and
when it is, it is almost always easily fixed. It would
What are the pros and cons of concurrent editing?. CVS supports and advocates concurrent editing, whereas configuration tools like VSS use the locked model of editing, to which the developers are very much used to. What are the benefits of concurrent editing ( using CVS ) and what problems could
The way I look at it this depends on the
kind of files you are dealing with..
If they are text files which most of your
code should be then concurrent editing is what you really want..
Because as the projects
grow in number of people and geographies etc. you want to be able to work on
Nothing I can release to the wild, without alot of work on my part(ie
getting legal involved). And I'm not terribly interested in doing that,
currently. It's alot of paperwork.
donald
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What are the pros and cons of concurrent editing?. CVS supports and
advocates concurrent editing, whereas configuration tools like VSS use the
locked model of editing, to which the developers are very much used to.
What are the benefits of concurrent editing ( using CVS ) and what
George Abraham said:
What are the pros and cons of concurrent editing?. CVS supports and
advocates concurrent editing, whereas configuration tools like VSS use
the locked model of editing, to which the developers are very much
used to. What are the benefits of concurrent editing ( using CVS
Hello,
From what I've read CVSNT started from a :pserver: implementation
but is now on it's own development path. I gather CVSNT project
works closely with WinCVS project.
Can anyone comment on how well standard CVS client still operates
with CVSNT server in the real world?
TIA,
Conrad Pino
Hi All,
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After searching the info-cvs archive, I see from
time to time someone asking for an on-line backup
utility for CVS repositories.
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I'm considering developing a program based to do
on-line
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m0llbuz_ wrote:
At 4:07 AM -0500 2/12/04, m0llbuz_ wrote:
foo.html
=
1.2.2.1
While I find this annoying, it is really the correct thing to do.
Right now I am writing a lot of Python code and it is perfectly
reasonable to change the white
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At 4:07 AM -0500 2/12/04, m0llbuz_ wrote:
I also get weird conflicts during merges where the diffs are exactly the same.
foo.pm
foo
=
foo
1.2.2.1
I've seen this too. Are there white space differences? Or were the
two lines adde in
Is there a way to tell CVS that it shouldn't warn about the presence of a certain
non-printable character? Specifically, we use the copyright symbol (© = 0xA9) in our
code comments, and on every initial checkin we get complaints about non-printable
characters encountered in a text document. I
Rick Genter wrote:
Is there a way to tell CVS that it shouldn't warn about the
presence of a certain non-printable character? Specifically,
we use the copyright symbol (© = 0xA9) in our code comments,
and on every initial checkin we get complaints about
non-printable characters
Hi info-cvs guys, I just recieved an email from Reg. Charney with a
pointer to slides on CVS that was presented recently at the accu meeting
in San Jose. I thought you'all might be interested.
Reg. Charney wrote:
I have now posted a slightly improved version of the CVS slides that I
used on
Rick Genter writes:
Is there a way to tell CVS that it shouldn't warn about the presence
of a certain non-printable character?
CVS doesn't warn about non-printable characters. Perhaps you're
confusing CVS with WinCVS (which has it's own mailing list)?
-Larry Jones
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Stable CVS 1.11.13 has been released. Stable releases contain only bug
fixes from previous versions of CVS. This release fixes several server
bugs, including a rarely encountered race condition that could cause CVS
servers to exit unexpectedly with
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Derek Robert Price wrote:
Stable CVS 1.11.13 has been released. Stable releases contain only bug
fixes from previous versions of CVS. This release fixes several server
bugs, including a rarely encountered race condition that could cause CVS
Given the following directory structure:
proj
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|-- sub-proj1
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|-- sub-proj2
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|-- other files/dirs relating to proj
Where 'proj' is an overall project directory accessed remotely
as ext:cvshost:/cvs for example, and sub-proj1 and sub-proj2 are
based upon
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