Edo, >> I work this way : >> I use cvs checkout to create a local copy of the repository. >> Then I run IDEA's project wizard and select project dirs and src dirs >> appropriately. >> Finally, I enable cvs on the IDEA project.
I'm not sure I understand : what do you checkout, when you have just created the project on your workstation, and it has not yet been imported into the CVS repository? Alain -----Message d'origine----- Edoardo Comar wrote Alain, I don't feel the need for other cvs operations from IDEA. I need it only to update my files, not to manage a repository!! I work this way : I use cvs checkout to create a local copy of the repository. Then I run IDEA's project wizard and select project dirs and src dirs appropriately. Finally, I enable cvs on the IDEA project. Et voila'. Edo > -----Original Message----- Alain RAVET wrote > > Request : add a "cvs import project" entry in the CVS menu > ********* > > > I don't remember seing a request for this feature, but I'm > surprised it is missing. > > JBuilder has been offering this for years, and it makes sense : > before checking-out, commiting, updating, ... > the project has to be installed/imported into the repository. > > > Maybe we do it wrong, but currently, > we use a dos prompt to launch the import, > and then create a new project, that we overwrite by checking > out with the newly imported stuff... Not simple. > > Is there a simpler way (external tool, ant task) > > Alain Ravet This mail has been checked by exiscan. To be safe, please scan the mail attachements with your local virus scanner ! _______________________________________________ Eap-features mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.intellij.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-features
