the notion of a read only mirror repo?
Thanks in advance for any info.
Mark Lancisi
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Hello -
I've got a branch that was branched some months ago from the trunk of one of my
projects.
I'd like to diff the head of this branch with the HEAD of the trunk.
So - while in the top level directory of a local checked out copy of the branch
I run:
cvs diff -rHEAD
Problem is, this
?
Thanks in advance!
Mark Lancisi
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Does anyone know what this means? I'm getting this message on a few files
when I do a checkout ..
It looks like the files in question are still available in the repository,
but they did not get checked out...
Thanks in advance for any help!
markl
Is there an easy way to change the name of a branch tag in cvs? Thanks in
advance for any info..
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I need to find out the list of changes, per file,
made to a branch since its creation. I also need a list of changes, per file
made to the trunk since creation of the branch. I want to be able to sort these
lists of files and compare them.
I've got a statictag signifying the foot of
the
Does anyone know if there is any easy way (via cvs) to find out exactly
what date and time a local source tree was checked out (cvs co) or last
updated (cvs update)? At this point I am ready to simply long list the
entire tree looking for most recent dates and times, but that is ugly and
time
Is there a cvs command or utility that you can run
on a given project/module that will give you a list of all the tags present
therein?
thanks in advance!
markl
I am attempting to use rcsinfo to display a small
custom commit log template.
I have a test project in cvs I am working on so the
rcsinfo file looks like this:
test_project
/home/cvsuser/repo/CVSROOT/checkintemplate
I then attempt a commit to
"test_project".
Despite the fact that
How do I get cvs to bring up a preconfigured simple text template containing
fields to fill in instead of a blank editor window when you do a cvs
commit *without* the -m?
I'd like to have a fill in the blank template to standardize log messages
and institute a process that reminds people that
listed (also by DEFAULT)
in rcsinfo, will this by definition cause a commit with -m to fail or does
the -m completely skip the rcsinfo AND verifymsg steps???
thanks. (again) !
markl
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From: Mark Lancisi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I've got two top level projects in a single cvs
repository.
I'd like to lock one of those projects. In other
words, I'd like for everyone, except maybe one or two users, to be read only
users of one of the projects. The other projects needs to remain read/write for
all. It looks like I
I need to find out which modules have been committed on a branch tag I
created 1 week ago. Getting this sort of info from the mainline is not
particularly difficult, but I'll be damned if I can figure out how to get it
for branches...
I don't see any mention of how to show history of branches
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