the repositories are located in the same dir as the development files are located. so for example if i have a directory of /home/sbs/products/index.html
i've had cvs import this same file/path to the same file/path combo thereby creating a ,v file right next to the original file. so now, i'll be having both /home/sbs/products/index.html and /home/sbso/products/index.html,v in the same directory thanks. "Kaz Kylheku" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message W52u7.30329$[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:W52u7.30329$[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > In article <3bb8a98e$0$12831$[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Shawn Hamzee wrote: > >Fellow hackers, > > > >In my company we just implemented version control utilizing cvs. when I try > >to import different resources into the newly created repositories, on some > > Why the plural? Is there a specific reason why you have more than > one repository at the outset of this project? Where have you located > these repositories? > > >directories, cvs creates multiple versions of the same file. For example > >when I run this command: > > > > > >cvs import -m "main import" /home/sbs mainjob start > > > >while in the directory /home/sbs, for certain files or perhaps in certain > >situations, cvs created multiple file such as this: > > > >index.html > >index.html,v > >index.html,v,v > >index.html,v,v,v > > You have somehow managed to import a repository into itself. > In CVS, a repository lives in a different place from the working code. > CVS isn't RCS. _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
