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I tend
to checkout from the command line before creating project but I think what you
are asking for would be useful.
Regards,
Glen Stampoultzis
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Hello -
I'm relatively new to both CVS and IDEA, and am
involved on-and-off with some Apache/Jakarta work. I've recently
succeeded in hooking up the IDEA EAP (515) to the Jakarta repository - however
doing so wasn't all that intuitive... Basically, I had to create a
blank project (with no source directory), modify the CVS settings, check out
all the files (creating a new sandbox), and then set the project's source
directory to that which was downloaded via the checkout
operation.
I'm pretty sure that in the future I'll want to
start a lot of new IDEA projects and will want to use an existing
pserver-based CVS repository to create a brand new sandbox as described
above. Therefore I think that it would be really nice if IDEA's new
project wizard made that process as simple as possible. For
example, if you could (on page 2 of the New Project wizard) have the option of
specifying a CVS repository and module, the wizard could automatically detect
if you were trying to create a new sandbox, and do a full checkout before step
3 (specifying source dirs) that would save a lot of time...
Is there already a way to do this that I don't
know about? If not, well then I think that would be a useful
feature...
Thanks,
Chad
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