> 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).
This is likely possible, but undoubtably tricky... > 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. If you have updated files you want to import, here's how I'd do it: Check out the project from SF CVS into in a temporary directory. Copy your updated files over the SF CVS version. Do a commit from your SF CVS directory. > 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. The above procedure is as safe as doing a normal commit, but you loose any intermediate info in your existing CVS archive. I just use the SF CVS for everything, and don't bother with a local CVS repository. Unless you're on a *REALLY* slow connection, the updates shouldn't take long (CVS is pretty responsive, even tunneled through ssh on my pitiful Pentium-90 based Debian development system)...any particular reason you're using a local repository instead of the SF CVS server? Charles Steinkuehler http://lrp.steinkuehler.net http://c0wz.steinkuehler.net (lrp.c0wz.com mirror) _______________________________________________ Leaf-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/leaf-devel
