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I'm forwarding an email from a coworker who is our configuration manager
and has a Clearcase background. We however, use CVS in our office and
are attempting to implement some Clearcase techniques (features) in
CVS. If you can provide any assistance in
I am wondering if CVS has the concept of lazy
branching, i.e. branching only on a per-need
basis.
Say I have a directory tree corresponding to a module
with 50 files in it and I only want to branch 5 files.
Can this be done, or do I have to branch the entire
module?
Thanks.
Susan
I created a file on a branch, made numerous changes, and ulitimately removed
it from the branch. The file, of course, now exists only in the attic. I
now need to look at how I did something in that source module. How do I
checkout or gain access to a file that only exists in the attic?
I
Jake Colman wrote:
I created a file on a branch, made numerous changes, and ulitimately removed
it from the branch. The file, of course, now exists only in the attic. I
now need to look at how I did something in that source module. How do I
checkout or gain access to a file that only exists
On Mon, Sep 30, 2002 at 08:52:40AM -0400, Jake Colman wrote:
I created a file on a branch, made numerous changes, and ulitimately removed
it from the branch. The file, of course, now exists only in the attic. I
now need to look at how I did something in that source module. How do I
I am wondering if CVS has the concept of lazy
branching, i.e. branching only on a per-need
basis.
I suppose that's what you mean by branching.
Say I have a directory tree corresponding to a module
with 50 files in it and I only want to branch 5 files.
Can this be done, or do I have
On Mon, Sep 30, 2002 at 04:33:49AM -0700, Johnson, Susan wrote:
I am wondering if CVS has the concept of lazy
branching, i.e. branching only on a per-need
basis.
Well, in one sense, CVS already does that internally. You apply
a branch tag to the entire module, but for any given file, CVS
[cc'ing back to the list, for completeness]
On Mon, Sep 30, 2002 at 09:57:30AM -0700, Johnson, Susan wrote:
It does make things a little messy when you look
at the version tree of the file, seeing all those
empty branches though.
Well, in another sense you *can* branch lazily, but I didn't
Here's what my project structure looks like:
DeathRay
|
+--- include
|
+--- source
| |
| +--- drivers
| |
| +--- applications
|
+--- projects
Hello all,
Im new to the group, and ill get straight to the point.
Im requested to get the checkin comments of branches and tags and make them into some
sort of releasenote.txt.
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Say I have a module called FOO.
And I branched it to FOO-branch
How would I get the
You can't do it with CVS alone. The output of cvs log can be parsed and
reformatted into a better report, but doing so is not foolproof due to the
way the rlog formats its output. (User comments can look like the syntax
RCS uses to identify versions.)
Take a look at the rinfo and lmerge
On Fri, 27 Sep 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dan Peterson writes:
Under what circumstances will a CVS client stay connected to the
server without doing ANYTHING? Does this depend on the type of
client? Or are there some commands that will stay connected?
The only time I can think of
Dan Peterson writes:
Well, I may have spoke a little too soon. I was correct in saying the
connection is still active... and I THINK I was correct in saying there
was no activity (other than keepalive packets) for at least 22 hours.
But right after I killed the snoop process 24 more
Adam Braa writes:
cvs log -d2002-9-12002-9-30 -rFOO-branch FOOc:\work\history.txt
which does nothing other than get me the whole main trunk of the tree and not the
branch. Many many unrelated changes are poping up.
Try it with the current development version of CVS.
-Larry Jones
Years
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