Dmitry Suzdalev wrote:
But what if i dont know this name? Can I find it somehow? Is there a
CVS command that lists all tag names?
cvs stat -v or cvs log
-Matt
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Dmitry Suzdalev writes:
But what if i dont know this name? Can I find it somehow? Is there a
CVS command that lists all tag names?
Both cvs [r]log and cvs status -v can be used to list the tags on a
file.
-Larry Jones
If I get a bad grade, it'll be YOUR fault for not doing the work for me!
Nick Patavalis wrote:
SNIP
You merge the local changes
cvs co -j VENDOR_R1 -j VENDOR_R2 module
You resolve the confilicts, test the new sources, and generaly make
sure that everything is stable. Then commit your changes. Several
commits may be necesairy since the conflict resolution
On Wed, Oct 23, 2002 at 01:49:36PM -0500, Todd Denniston wrote:
Nick Patavalis wrote:
You merge the local changes
cvs co -j VENDOR_R1 -j VENDOR_R2 module
You resolve the confilicts, test the new sources, and generaly make
sure that everything is stable. Then commit your
I would think that with the situation above, doing a cvs tag
VENDOR_R2_MERGED in the working directory where conflict resolution
was finished would be the safest method, to be sure you tagged the
resolved files and not something else.
On the other hand, if you have *deleted* a file, cvs
On Wed, Oct 23, 2002 at 01:58:27PM -0700, Shankar Unni wrote:
I would think that with the situation above, doing a cvs tag
VENDOR_R2_MERGED in the working directory where conflict resolution
was finished would be the safest method, to be sure you tagged the
resolved files and not
.
The problem was, if one of the files was *deleted* on the branch, cvs
tag wouldn't move the tag for that file - you'd have to use cvs rtag for
it. The developer in question had done separate cvs rms on the
mainline and the branch, but since the deleted version on the branch
wasn't tagged, when I did
On Wed, Oct 23, 2002 at 02:24:47PM -0700, Shankar Unni wrote:
The problem was, if one of the files was *deleted* on the branch, cvs
tag wouldn't move the tag for that file - you'd have to use cvs rtag for
it. The developer in question had done separate cvs rms on the
mainline and the branch
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
All,
Feel free to disregard my previous e-mail (below). I answered my own question with
some experimentation. It looks like using alias modules with the -a flag and a
space-delimited list of paths will get me what I need.
Matt
-Original Message-
From: Matt Lyon
Sent: Monday, October
Hi,
After reviewing the documentation, I'm a bit confused as to whether or not an alias
module can contain multiple aliases or directories in some sort of delimited list.
Consider the following two examples:
(1) Alias module definition:
admin
Is there a way to commit a change to a version without
first having to check it out to your workstation?
Thanks for any help.
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Pat Young writes:
Is there a way to commit a change to a version without
first having to check it out to your workstation?
No. You could import it, but that probably isn't what you want.
-Larry Jones
Oh, now YOU'RE going to start in on me TOO, huh? -- Calvin
Hi All,
I'm still reading some of the documentation but
want to get feedback from my system that the pieces are working.
I saw a previous answer to a connection question
and tried it on my newly installed CVS/CVSNT system (most recent stable
releases).
I tried the following in a Command
I'm quite new to using CVS.
Our applications rely on common source, and built products alike.
Some of these are 3rd party (dlls, jars, source, etc.) and some are internally
developed.
For instance, to build release 1.2 of product X, I need release 3.4 of product A,
release 5.4 of product B,
At 10:15 AM 9/26/2002, Jay Yarbrough wrote:
To build release 2.1 of Product Y, I will use release 3.4 of product A,
release 5.3 of product B, and release 2.0 of product D.
How is this typically handled within CVS?
Make each product a separate module. Then you can tag each release of each
Jay Yarbrough wrote:
I'm quite new to using CVS.
Our applications rely on common source, and built products alike.
Some of these are 3rd party (dlls, jars, source, etc.) and some are internally
developed.
For instance, to build release 1.2 of product X, I need release 3.4 of product
Jay Yarbrough wrote:
I'm quite new to using CVS.
Our applications rely on common source, and built products alike.
Some of these are 3rd party (dlls, jars, source, etc.) and some are internally
developed.
For instance, to build release 1.2 of product X, I need release 3.4 of product A,
A colleague and I just went through a miserable branch-to-head merge, and
I'm looking for some help to avoid this in the future.
According to the CVS docs
(http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_12.html#SEC103):
12.5 Problems with the $Log$ keyword.
...
A more serious concern is that CVS
On Thu, 19 Sep 2002, David Rosenstrauch wrote:
We're running into this exact problem. We just merged from a branch back
onto the trunk this morning, but got a ton of merge conflicts - all of them
having to do with the $Log$ keyword. None of the -k substitution options
are fixing the
I'm trying to move a project from my VSS repository
to
CVS. This project has multipule sub-dirs but after
running the script it only created the first level
directory and not all the sub dirs. What am I
missing? I made sure I have vsions of rm and chmod
that support -R option. It did
Hi
I need some pointers regarding branching versioning.
I have created a version of my project, but now I want to fix a bug in the
version. I guess I need to create a branch, but am a little unclear on the
correct procedure on how to go about it. Could anyone show me a quick
recipe on the
I have created a version of my project, but now I want to fix a bug in the
version. I guess I need to create a branch, but am a little unclear on the
correct procedure on how to go about it. Could anyone show me a quick
recipe on the correct procedure?
Based on what you described, you
From: Lee Francis Wilhelmsen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
I have created a version of my project, but now I want to fix
a bug in the
version. I guess I need to create a branch, but am a little
unclear on the
correct procedure on how to go about it.
You can create a branch based on the
From: Zieg, Mark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
I have created a version of my project, but now I want to
fix a bug in the
version. I guess I need to create a branch, but am a little
unclear on the
correct procedure on how to go about it. Could anyone show
me a quick
recipe on the
After the original import, why do you have to give the full path in the
repository to where the imported files are to do? Is it because an import
assumes nothing even when there are CVS directories?
I ask because I just did the second import of vendor code and the result was
not what I
On Mon, Sep 09, 2002 at 11:17:12AM -0700, Schwenk, Jeanie wrote:
After the original import, why do you have to give the full path in the
repository to where the imported files are to do? Is it because an import
assumes nothing even when there are CVS directories?
Correct. An import of a
Eric,
At 02:39 PM 9/9/2002 -0400, Eric Siegerman wrote:
import could arguably pay attention to the modules file -- but
I'm not going to be the one to argue for it :-) since (a) I don't
know what pay attention to would mean in practice, and (b) I
rarely use the modules file anyway.
If you don't
Schwenk, Jeanie writes:
After the original import, why do you have to give the full path in the
repository to where the imported files are to do? Is it because an import
assumes nothing even when there are CVS directories?
When there are CVS directories where? In the directory you're
:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, September 09, 2002 12:03 PM
To: Schwenk, Jeanie
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: question about importing
Schwenk, Jeanie writes:
After the original import, why do you have to give the full path in the
repository to where the imported files are to do
On Mon, 9 Sep 2002, Stan Berka wrote:
At 02:39 PM 9/9/2002 -0400, Eric Siegerman wrote:
import could arguably pay attention to the modules file -- but
I'm not going to be the one to argue for it :-) since (a) I don't
know what pay attention to would mean in practice, and (b) I
rarely use the
Schwenk, Jeanie writes:
This is regarding a vendor branch. When the vendor sends us a new version,
we import rather than add. This is per Cederqvist 13.2 Updating with the
import command and Chapter 6 Tracking Third-Party Sources: Vendor
Branches in Fogel's book. Perhaps I have
On Mon, Sep 09, 2002 at 11:54:14AM -0700, Stan Berka wrote:
At 02:39 PM 9/9/2002 -0400, Eric Siegerman wrote:
[...] I rarely use the modules file anyway.
If you don't use modules file, how do you get the list of modules in the
repo w/o going to the repo manually and browsing what folders
Larry,
Thank you for making importing clear.
Jeanie
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, September 09, 2002 12:28 PM
To: Schwenk, Jeanie
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: question about importing
Schwenk, Jeanie writes
From: Eric Siegerman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
http://www.mail-archive.com/info-cvs%40gnu.org/msg21543.html
and my reply to that message.
Now that's the most useful post I've seen since I subscribed. A link to a
_searchable_ archive. The one linked from the bottom of every message is
Hi folks,
I tried the following line in CVSROOT/modules:
foo-1.0-a -r Release-1-0-branch foobar
in hope that when I 'co foo-1.0', I'd get the Release-1-0-branch
branch, since I had thought that CVS would do a simple textual
substitution on alias modules, but it turned
At 04:04 AM 8/27/2002, Isaac Claymore wrote:
My situation is: 3 projects, A, B and C, share a common library
X. They all need to make changes to libX, so I forked 3 branches
from libX main trunk: branch-A, branch-B and branch-C.
Any hint or suggestion is greatly appreciated ;)
Message: 4
Date: Tue, 27 Aug 2002 07:52:40 -0400
To: Isaac Claymore [EMAIL PROTECTED],[EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Frederic Brehm [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: a question about defining modules
At 04:04 AM 8/27/2002, Isaac Claymore wrote:
My situation is: 3 projects, A, B and C, share
Any recommendations on documentation other than man configure to figure
out how to use configure?
bleah: http://www.gnu.org/directory/autoconf.html
so-so: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/asin/1565921127
better: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1578701902
I'd be interested if others
On Sun, Aug 18, 2002 at 10:37:53AM -0400, David Morsberger wrote:
We are looking for a good way to merge the changes we make at the customer
location with the development baseline at our facility.
[without the ability to access the dev. repo from there]
We currently create a branch
We management our software baseline using CVS. The development process is
very standard but the deployment process is not. We normally have to make
numerous changes to our baseline to fit within the customers infrastructure.
The locations where we deploy our software do not have access to our CVS
Not sure if this is possible or not, and would appreciate a pointer to a
doc if it is ...
I have three modules:
moduleA
bin/moduleB
bin/moduleC
I'd like to make an 'alias' or something that, if I check out moduleA, it
will include B and C as subdirectories. ie:
moduleA/src/bin/moduleB
Folks, I'm planning to set up CVSROOT/loginfo to deliver
commit emails. After reading 'info cvs', I found that
cvs provides stuffs like %svV to access file name and
revision information of a commit operation. I'd love to
include the log message, i.e. what '-m' specifies in a
'cvs commit', in
Isaac Claymore wrote:
I'd love to
include the log message, i.e. what '-m' specifies in a
'cvs commit', in commit mails, but cannot figure out
how to retrieve that information.
The commmit message is passed to the script via STDIN.
-Matt
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Greg A. [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Greg A. Woods; Planix, Inc.) writes:
[ On Friday, July 12, 2002 at 16:54:15 (-0700), Bryan Bunch wrote: ]
So my initial thought is why shouldn't the same user that has a global
lock on the whole repository also be able to execute read-only operations
yup, and you can even point the .htaccess to read the CVS password file
, so your users only have 1 password to remember for each repository
they need to access.
Beto
Lee Fellows wrote:
On Wed, 2002-07-10 at 06:06, Isaac Claymore wrote:
Hi, CVS folks.
My question is not strictly related
[ On Friday, July 12, 2002 at 16:54:15 (-0700), Bryan Bunch wrote: ]
Subject: Newbie CVS commitinfo question
I have a quick question about using the commitinfo admin file to
perform a source-file check before commiting. Mabey the tool I should be
using is Ageis (I've seen that project
Hey everyone,
I appologize in advance if this posted question appears twice on the
list -- I initial posted it without joining (...my bad).
I have a quick question about using the commitinfo admin file to
perform a source-file check before commiting. Mabey the tool I should
On Wed, Jul 10, 2002 at 08:31:44AM -0400, Lee Fellows wrote:
On Wed, 2002-07-10 at 06:06, Isaac Claymore wrote:
Hi, CVS folks.
My question is not strictly related to CVS itself, but I think
this list is the right place to ask.
I've set up ViewCVS for my team, but then everyone on our LAN
Hi, CVS folks.
My question is not strictly related to CVS itself, but I think
this list is the right place to ask.
I've set up ViewCVS for my team, but then everyone on our LAN
gets read access to the repository through it, which is not
desired.
So is there any tool or mechanism that's able
On Wed, 2002-07-10 at 06:06, Isaac Claymore wrote:
Hi, CVS folks.
My question is not strictly related to CVS itself, but I think
this list is the right place to ask.
I've set up ViewCVS for my team, but then everyone on our LAN
gets read access to the repository through it, which
I'm not sure, but you might be able to use the
ClassLoader and reflection to achieve this although I
suppose you'll want this info before run-time. OTOH,
in order to build a set of classes used by the
application (and not have any false negatives), using
the ClassLoader will give you exactly
--- pootle monster [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not sure, but you might be able to use the
ClassLoader and reflection to achieve this although
I
suppose you'll want this info before run-time.
OTOH,
in order to build a set of classes used by the
application (and not have any false
On Wed, Jun 26, 2002 at 02:38:52PM +0100, Alex Zoro wrote:
However, trying to perform the following command cvs admin -banim.c (i.e.
we are trying to revert the file anim.c to the vendor version)causes the
following error cvs [admin aborted]: usage is restricted to repository
Schwenk, Jeanie writes:
When on a remote unix host, the successfully logged in user always has to
type
cvs -d :pserver:generic@pilot:/usr/local/cvs co -c
They can't just type cvs co -c?
Logging in just associates a password with a CVSROOT specification, it
doesn't set your
I just want to verify what I've read because it seems wrong.
When on a remote unix host, the successfully logged in user always has to
type
cvs -d :pserver:generic@pilot:/usr/local/cvs co -c
They can't just type cvs co -c?
Yes, I've read chapter 9.
Jeanie
Correction ... that would be 2.9
-Original Message-
From: Schwenk, Jeanie
Sent: Friday, June 14, 2002 5:42 PM
To: CVSpost (E-mail)
Subject: question about pserver
I just want to verify what I've read because it seems wrong.
When on a remote unix host, the successfully logged
--- Paul Tomsic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, Noel.
Sorry to email you directly, but I was going thru
the
archive of the CVS mailing list and found an answer
that you posted on 24.may.2002 regarding reserved
locks
Please send requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED] in the
future. (Also, a more
thank you, and I appreciate your quick reply.
Cheers,
Paul
--- Noel Yap [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- Paul Tomsic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, Noel.
Sorry to email you directly, but I was going thru
the
archive of the CVS mailing list and found an
answer
that you posted on 24.may.2002
Khalid Atitar writes:
Can we use directly the repository created using v1.10.7 with the release
V1.11.2 ?
Yes, you can. All you need to do is replace your existing CVS
executable with the new one. It's always a good idea to run cvs init
after upgrading CVS to create any new administrative
Dear Mr. or Ms,
My name is Khalid Atitar, the administrator in charge of Cvs.
Actually, we are using the 1.10.7 version of Cvs and we would like to
migrate to V1.11.2 without loosing the source files and preserving the
recisions history.
Can we use directly the repository created using v1.10.7
I am using Windows 2000 to host cvs as a server. I am also using WinCVS as
the client. Both are working and I can check things in and out. Currently, I
set the server to run with the pserver protocol and the pserver
impersonation.
(1) I understand that pserver is a protocol that transmits the
I am new to CVS and am trying to get the log command to only output those
files changed since a certain date or with a certain revision. When I use
the -r or -d flag, the revision information is limited to the flag options,
but I still get a header for every file (whether or not it has a relevant
Hi:
I am working with a bunch of people on a project and using a cvs
repository. We are located all over the world and were wondering how
cvs does timestamping to ensure we are always working with the latest
version. Does it always use GMT? Is our timezone differences something
we should be
Andy Kriger writes:
I am new to CVS and am trying to get the log command to only output those
files changed since a certain date or with a certain revision. When I use
the -r or -d flag, the revision information is limited to the flag options,
but I still get a header for every file
mshardogg writes:
I am working with a bunch of people on a project and using a cvs
repository. We are located all over the world and were wondering how
cvs does timestamping to ensure we are always working with the latest
version. Does it always use GMT? Is our timezone differences
Hi,
you have to lock the branch - if you have one. A tag is not what you
are looking for.
Bye
Oliver
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2002 4:38 PM
Subject: CVS Question ?
Is there a way to lock a tag so that no one can make
Is there a way to lock a tag so that no one can make
any commits into that tag?
After the release, we need to kind of freez that tag.
Thanx, Sean
Hello All:
Can anyone help on cvs history command ? here is the question: I am forward
the
question from one of my engineer:
what command I need to issue to try to determine what files have been
changed on a branch since a particular date? I tried using cvs history with
different flags
Dear all,
I'm a newbie to cvs, please excuse me if my question is in FAQ.
My problem is:
- i have a local cvs server
- after checking out a project, many changes has been made
- because the changes include deleting files from the project, i must have used "cvs rm -f [file
Dear all,
I'm a newbie to cvs, please excuse me if my question is in FAQ.
My problem is:
- i have a local cvs server
- after checking out a project, many changes has been made
- because the changes include deleting files from the project, i must have
used cvs rm -f [filenames]
I don't
are in luck.
Dale Miller
-Original Message-
From: gmres [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2002 7:13 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [help] cvs rm -f question
Dear all,
I'm a newbie to cvs, please excuse me if my question is in FAQ.
My problem is:
- i have a local cvs
Hi:
I can't seem to find out how to post a question via a web page.
My question is this: When you commit a change to a CVS repository does CVS
care about the time and date on the client machine? Or does it just time
stame it with the servers time and date?
The reason I ask is this, we
Hi everybody,
it's ok for my configuration of WinCVS !
The solution of Larry Jones was the good, it was
effectly the / at the end of my CVSROOT in WINCVS
which has caused me so much problems...
I would like to thank you very much for the help you
gave me, and especially Matt for the patience
We switched to using CVS from PVCS a few months ago, and so far I like it
a lot. However, there is one thing that I can't find any way to do, and
would like
to know if it is even possible. Can I just check out a single file, rather
than the entire
module? When I specify a filename with
We switched to using CVS from PVCS a few months ago, and so far I like it
a lot. However, there is one thing that I can't find any way to do, and
would like
to know if it is even possible. Can I just check out a single file, rather
than the entire
module? When I specify a filename with cvs
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
to know if it is even possible. Can I just check out a single file, rather
than the entire
module? When I specify a filename with cvs checkout, it says cannot find
module
'filename' - ignored.
Then you're not specifying the filename correctly -- you have to
Nicolas PEZRON wrote:
finally, I have decided to use WinCVS as a client and
a server Unix as a CVS server
when I try to connet to the CVS server, I have the
following error :
cvs login: authorization failed: server cidre
rejected access to /cvs/CIDRE/ for user int
I don't know how to
Nicolas PEZRON wrote:
so I have configured my inetd.conf file on the server,
this is the line I have added to it :
#CVS server
cvspserver stream tcp nowait root /opt/cvs/bin/cvs cvs
-f --allow-root=/cvs/CIDRE/CVSROOT pserver
Make sure you have an entry in /etc/services like:
Hi,
finally, I have decided to use WinCVS as a client and
a server Unix as a CVS server
when I try to connet to the CVS server, I have the
following error :
cvs login: authorization failed: server cidre
rejected access to /cvs/CIDRE/ for user int
I don't know how to configure the passwords
when I try to connet to the CVS server, I have the
following error :
cvs login: authorization failed: server cidre
rejected access to /cvs/CIDRE/ for user int
You need to configure passwords on the server, not
the client. See the
manual for details:
=?iso-8859-1?q?Nicolas=20PEZRON?= writes:
so I have configured my inetd.conf file on the server,
this is the line I have added to it :
#CVS server
cvspserver stream tcp nowait root /opt/cvs/bin/cvs cvs
-f --allow-root=/cvs/CIDRE/CVSROOT pserver
[...]
so, I should be able to connect to the
Nicolas PEZRON wrote:
may I stock Windows files in my CVS tree on Unix or do
I have to use a version of CVS for Windows ? (I tried
to see for WinCVS but if I can use CVS on Unix, it
will be better for me)
If it is easy for you to get at files on the UNIX box from Windows, then
you don't
Hello everybody,
I am a french student and I have to work on CVS during
my internship...
I have 2 kinds of files : some Unix files on a Unix
server and some Windows files on Windows NT server...
I have yet installed a CVS tree for Unix and it is ok
but I have a problem for my Unix files...
may I
Hi,
When updating a module using the command 'cvs update', CVS prints lines
which look something like this.
M project/src/com/company/Test1.java
M project/src/com/company/Test2.java
P project/src/com/company/Test3.java
I know the M means merge, and I suspect the P means prune. Can someone
Daniels, Dave F writes:
I know the M means merge, and I suspect the P means prune.
No, it means patch. See the manual:
http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_16.html#SEC152
-Larry Jones
Something COULD happen today. And if anything DOES,
by golly, I'm going to be ready for it! --
In [EMAIL PROTECTED] =?iso-8859-1?q?Nicolas=20PEZRON?=
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I thought that to you use CVS, you had to copy the
source of your first version of your program and
after, you will be able to retrieve all the versions
of your program
More or less. You clean up your source tree
Hello,
I am a french student and I have to work on CVS during
my internship
I have a question :
I thought that to you use CVS, you had to copy the
source of your first version of your program and
after, you will be able to retrieve all the versions
of your program
but, if you want to add a new
In PkXs8.421$[EMAIL PROTECTED] Jay Glanville
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thanks Martin. It's a good start, but not all that I was looking for. By
using the -d option, what I'm doing is front-loading the naming
architecture. In other words, anytime I use module amp1, it will be under a
Pierre Asselin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
a92viq$oed$[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:a92viq$oed$[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
In PkXs8.421$[EMAIL PROTECTED] Jay
Glanville [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thanks Martin. It's a good start, but not all that I was looking for.
By
using the -d option, what I'm
In [EMAIL PROTECTED] Martin Heinen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Tue, Apr 09, 2002 at 01:09:27PM +, Jay Glanville wrote:
[ ... ]
Now, is there a way to say that module amp1 should be included in module mod
and be placed in a directory called tools. For example, when I do a
checkout of
Martin Heinen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
On Tue, Apr 09, 2002 at 01:09:27PM +, Jay Glanville wrote:
When a module has an ampersand module as part of it's definition, the
ampersand module gets included in the root of the other module. My
questio
is:
I have a question concerning ampersand modules, and I'm hoping someone here
can help me.
When a module has an ampersand module as part of it's definition, the
ampersand module gets included in the root of the other module. My questio
is: is there a way to have the ampersand module included
On Tue, Apr 09, 2002 at 01:09:27PM +, Jay Glanville wrote:
When a module has an ampersand module as part of it's definition, the
ampersand module gets included in the root of the other module. My questio
is: is there a way to have the ampersand module included in a subdirectory?
For
Hi, how can i switch a file from read-only access to writable using wincvs.
Thanks
Andy Brown
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Hi there.
I hope I am sending this to the correct address..
I have downloaded the 'stable' version of WinCvs (1.2) and I'm trying to
get it to work. I have managed to get it to start but I need some guidance
on what I need to do to run in NT mode, to call it that. The server I am
installing
On Thu, 4 Apr 2002, Max wrote:
Date: Thu, 04 Apr 2002 01:23:18 GMT
From: Max [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Newsgroups: gnu.cvs.help
Subject: [info-cvs] Question on multiple repositories
I'm brand new at the CVS game and have no senior resource available at
work, so I'm
because (as I understand it) this command will
club the previous versions under the same name (down the road).
So the question I have is how do I move source from one repository to the
other? Is there a way to save the baseline and the version numbers in the
process.
Any help would be greatly
the question I have is how do I move source from one repository to the
other? Is there a way to save the baseline and the version numbers in the
process.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Max
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm brand new at the CVS game and have no senior resource available at
work, so I'm hoping that I can get some help here.
The specs I was handed at the office call for an open development
repository and a secure QA/production
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