Bob Rossi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hi All, > > I'm using autoconf. I have 2 packages, one of them called package A > bundles the other called package B.
Sorry, but how autoconf is relevant to your CVS questions? > Both of these packages are managed using CVS. I need to include package > B into package A in a nice way. > > I will make changes to both package B in it's own repository, and I will > probably make changes to package B in package A's repository. What's the > best way for me to include package B in package A's repository? Should I > use the import command? If you are indeed going to use separate repositories for A and B, then you are in trouble. Instead, I'd use the same repository for both A and B, and then use "modules" CVS feature to reference B from inside A. > What's the best way to sync these two repository's as code changes. I > don't want to get into a maintenance nightmare. If you keep A and B in separate repositories, you will get into kind of maintenance nightmare indeed, I'm afraid. I mean you'll need to merge changes back and forth between two repositories periodically, and that's definitely not fun :( -- Sergei. _______________________________________________ info-cvs mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
