[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Got large data file in project that I've imported to the repository > along with other files. I'd like this file to be kept in repository, > but that local changes (this file is changend often locally, because of > testing) do not change the copy in repository and that during an update > from repository local copy doesn't change either.
Not easy. Anyone can commit new revisions. What you should do (should have done) is import the file under a different name, that makes it clear that it is a template for the tests. Developers would have to copy the template file to the correct filename before running their tests. Since the copied file is not in CVS, they can make any change they want. If it's early enough in the game, the path of least resistance is to rename the ",v" file in the repository --but that breaks any checked out sandbox, so people should check out new ones and delete the old. > Now, I know that I > can accomplish later trough putting this file name in .cvsignore file, > but is there some more "proper" way and further how to accomplish > first. Actually, no. Files listed in CVS/Entries are never ignored. -- pa at panix dot com _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list Info-cvs@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
