I have done this for a project. It was very successful. It was in MS
Windows, too.
Also, useful to our environment, each of those cvs checkout commands can
have different CVSROOT values. Once the checkout is done, CVS keeps track
of the repository for each directory and there is no problem with
Li Chou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, I tried to figure out a single step of check out a project that
> contains modules from different branches of different project.
> For example, Project X has 3 modules, A and B which are from other
> projects. I need to check out module A's of Project Y
Hi, I tried to figure out a single step of check
out a project that contains modules from different branches of different
project.
For example, Project X has 3 modules, A
and B which are from other projects. I need to check
out module A's of Project Y branch_2.5, and module B of Project
