Hello, Noel!
> I'll just say that repositories open to those who have no say as to what should
> go into CVSROOT/cvsrc shouldn't put anything in it (just as repositories open to
> read-only clients shouldn't have CVSROOT/history (unless I misunderstand
> something about CVSROOT/history)).
CVS from CVS makes it possible to select what you want to write to
CVSROOT/history
Disable logging checkouts and have fun.
> Now, since I don't feel as strongly regarding my opinion, I'll just drop the
> subject. If anyone else shares my opinion (that CVSROOT/cvsrc is a good idea),
> it's up to you to pick up where I left off.
Well, /etc/cvsrc still remains a good idea IMHO.
BTW, it could even be packaged with cvs (e.g. by RedHat) which is not the
case for CVSROOT/cvsrc
Pavel Roskin
