Hi everybody, I was wondering if I should upload the sources to lrpStat into CVS on the sourceforge server. Not that I'm worried about the space I'm using, but I'd like to provide a "development snapshot" between the releases. With the little spare time I have right now, it takes me much too long to get something released, but I'd still like at least publish the changes somewhere (and I'm figuring that anybody, who'll manage to get the sources out of CVS will also know what the difference between a "development snapshot" and a released version is).
Now, I already have all my sources in CVS here on my machince, and looking through the CVS docs I have here, I have not found anything on how to keep _two_ repositories "current" without running into problems (maybe it's so simple that they didn't even consider it worth mentioning). My hope is that something like this will work: I change my CVSROOT and CVS_RSH settings and then simply do a commit from my local working directory into the sourceforge CVS. I'd just go ahead and try, but cleaning up a messed up import on CVS can be a hassle. As you can probably tell by now, my knowledge about CVS is rather limited - I know the basics (how to commit/checkout files and resolve conflicts), but that's it. Any pointers (even of the "don't bother, having the tgz archives in the developer dir is enough" kind) would be appreciated. Martin _______________________________________________ Leaf-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/leaf-devel
