Well yes, and so does eclipse. TortoisCVS uses the Web interface to get
a list of modules, given a :pserver string.
CVS servers sometimes implement the cvs get -c command, or the cvs ls
command. My suspicion is that Eclipse and ViewCVS and others first check
out the CVSROOT module (which exists in every top level folder, and then
parses the modules or entries files or something. (However, none of
these work for SF CVS repos.)
An interesting question.
Using SVN it is just:
svn ls file:///usr/local/svnrepos/ProjectName
branches/
tags/
trunks/
or to see inside this std layout
svn ls file:///usr/local/svnrepos/ProjectName/trunk
etc.
Some SF repositories are migrating to Subversion. The Eclipse plugin for
subversion is called Subclipse (I think.)
Ed
JT Moree wrote:
Ed Howland wrote:
>The only way to do this, is via the web interface to CVS:
how does the web interface find out? there must be a way. it is the
tags and branches that you want a list of.
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Ed Howland
WDT Solutions, LLC.
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