On Friday 07 January 2005 4:34 pm, Dan Stromberg wrote:
> Someone accidentally cvs remove'd a file that was still needed.
>
> How can I get it back?
>
> I suppose I could check out the last usable version, and check it in under
> a new name, but is there a way of getting it back under the previous
does anyone have cvs client pluggin for epic editor?
thanks,
Pujitha Sendanayake
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Someone accidentally cvs remove'd a file that was still needed.
How can I get it back?
I suppose I could check out the last usable version, and check it in under
a new name, but is there a way of getting it back under the previous name?
Thanks!
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jsWalter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Try 'cvs admin -kv'. Try it on a test repository first.
> Well, doesn't this tell CVS not to proces *any* keywords on this
> particular file?
It's -kv, not '-ko'. '-kv' removes the keyword (and the bracketing
$$) and leaves only the value.
Your files wil
Laurent CHARLES writes:
>
> Jim.Hyslop wrote:
> > I'm sorry, I don't understand what you mean. Do you mean that your RCS file
> > contains 2-digit dates for 2000 and later?
>
> Yes. Apparently set by some old version of cvs.
Let me make sure we're talking about the same thing: Are you saying
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And also Pragmatic Version Control Using CVS from Pragmatic Press.
~Matt
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There are also at least two good books on CVS: Essential CVS from
O'Reilly and Open Source Development with CVS, online at
http://cvsbook.red-bean.com/
~Matt
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> "Hines, John" wrote:
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> I've got a couple of stupid user questions. I inherited a project that
> has a CVS repository but nobody with any CVS or WinCVS k
jsWalter wrote:
>
> For @version, yes.
>
> This "label' should not be changed at each iteration, as VERSION will be.
>
> But not for @since.
>
> It is a way of knowing when something was addedd or removed from a file
> based upon the CVS tracking version number
>
> Walter
CVS might not do it
Title: Is there a separate user group for WinCVS or can WinCVS questions be posted here?
I've got a couple of stupid user questions. I inherited a project that has a CVS repository but nobody with any CVS or WinCVS knowledge other than how to the simplest things.
Thanks, John Hines [EMAIL P
> Thomas Marsh wrote:
>
>> looking at an example of java code in the apache struts cvs repository, I
>> see
>>
>> /**
>> ~ * Custom FormBeanConfig to demonstrate usage.
>> ~ *
>> ~ * @version $Revision: 1.2 $ $Date: 2004/03/14 06:23:50 $
>> ~ */
>>
>>
>> Is this not the kind of documentation you w
> jsWalter wrote: |>jsWalter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> |>
> |>
> |>>I'm using phpDocumentor and would like to have the '@since' tag auto
> |>>insert the CVS file version, but not change it the next time the file
> is |>> submitted.
> |>>
> |>>this... * @since $Version: $
> |>>
> |>>to become...
Gabby James wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I upgraded the version of CVS on my server & now am having problems creating
> a ChangeLog based on dates using cvs2cl.pl.
>
> Software Versions:
> Server: RedHat 9; CVS 1.12.10
> Client: RedHat 9; CVS 1.11.2-17; perl-5.8.0-88.3; (also tried CVS 1.12.10
> on cli
Jim.Hyslop wrote:
I'm sorry, I don't understand what you mean. Do you mean that your RCS file
contains 2-digit dates for 2000 and later?
Yes. Apparently set by some old version of cvs.
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Hi,
I upgraded the version of CVS on my server & now am having problems creating
a ChangeLog based on dates using cvs2cl.pl.
Software Versions:
Server: RedHat 9; CVS 1.12.10
Client: RedHat 9; CVS 1.11.2-17; perl-5.8.0-88.3; (also tried CVS 1.12.10
on client)
I am using version 2.58 of cvs2cl
Thomas Marsh wrote:
> looking at an example of java code in the apache struts cvs
> repository,
> I see
>
> /**
> ~ * Custom FormBeanConfig to demonstrate usage.
> ~ *
> ~ * @version $Revision: 1.2 $ $Date: 2004/03/14 06:23:50 $
> ~ */
>
> Is this not the kind of documentation you want?
I suspec
jsWalter wrote:
> I will take it form the deafing silence onthis that it can
> not be done.
I don't think so. The problem is, the RCS keywords are not expanded until
you check the file out. By that point, you've lost the context of when the
keyword was added.
Could some combination of 'cvs annota
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jsWalter wrote:
|>jsWalter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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|>
|>>I'm using phpDocumentor and would like to have the '@since' tag auto
|>>insert the CVS file version, but not change it the next time the file is
|>> submitted.
|>>
|>>this... * @since $Versi
Title: java web app and CVS
Hello everyone,
I want to use CVS for part of the project to do auditing and file diff information, etc...
I have to provide a WEB base framework and GUI to handle this requirements, my question is, is there any way to integrate CVS functionality with java (servle
Pico Geyer wrote:
> I have the following scenario:
> A member of our team is updating one of our build files (build.xml).
> Problem is he has made mistakes and committed them to CVS, now none of
> the team can build their code.
> I guess we should be going back to the old version until the
> probl
Pico Geyer writes:
>
> cvs -Q update -p -r 1.7 build.xml > build.xml (1.8 being the latest
> version)
> cvs ci -m "reverted to 1.7 code"
That works fine. Another approach is to use a reverse merge to back out
the change:
cvs up -j1.8 -j1.7 build.xml
That's a bit less typing and it also
Laurent CHARLES wrote:
> I agree, but we checked that not 2 digit dates are prior
> 2000. So it is ok
> _in our case_.
I'm sorry, I don't understand what you mean. Do you mean that your RCS file
contains 2-digit dates for 2000 and later?
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Hi.
I have the following scenario:
A member of our team is updating one of our build files (build.xml).
Problem is he has made mistakes and committed them to CVS, now none of
the team can build their code.
I guess we should be going back to the old version until the problem is
fixed.
What is the
Hello,
Thank you all for your replies.
Laurent wrote:
I have some dirty admin hacks to do on CVS repository files (*,v). I
wonder if there is any risk or incidence to change the file timestamps.
We want to rewrite the revision time information within the *,v files,
but not to change the date, only
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