Hi!
I have a request from my boss, to find a mean to check-out from the
repository not files, but at method level. Is there a way to set-up cvs to
do that?
From my understanding of CVS, it cannot do that, because it merely works
with files and does not have the knowledge of sourcefiles...I had
--- Cristian Romanescu
I have a request from my boss, to find a mean to
check-out from the
repository not files, but at method level. Is there
a way to set-up cvs to
do that?
From my understanding of CVS, it cannot do that,
because it merely works
with files and does not have the
What is the best way to pull a previous release out of the repository.
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On Mon, Jul 29, 2002 at 06:36:30AM -0700, Patrick Nelson wrote:
What is the best way to pull a previous release out of the repository.
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What is the best way to pull a previous release out of the repository.
The best way to pull a previous release out of the repository is to do
it in the very exact same way you created the
Cristian Romanescu wrote:
I have a request from my boss, to find a mean to check-out from the
repository not files, but at method level. Is there a way to set-up cvs to
do that?
Ummm - does your boss realize that this is an unsound request? Allow me to
elaborate. The file is the
The device upon which my repository was stored has failed. I have last week's
backup, but I had done some checkins since then. Fortunately, I have an up to
date tree. I have copied the backup in to create a new repository. Now I
must identify the files in the current working tree
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I have copied the backup in to create a new repository. Now I
must identify the files in the current working tree which are newer than
(different from) the files in the repository, and get them comitted. Any
suggestions for the easy way to do this?
What's wrong
Hi,
can anyone recommend a open source or commercial tool
that does migration from Microsoft Visual SourceSafe
to CVS?
Thanks.
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Matt Riechers wrote:
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I have copied the backup in to create a new repository. Now I
must identify the files in the current working tree which are newer than
(different from) the files in the repository, and get them comitted. Any
suggestions for the easy way to do
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Will update then mark all files which
are different from the repository as commitable, so I can just commit
them and be back where I was? If so, my day just got considerably
brighter...
Essentially, yes. It will be as if you had checked out a fresh tree, and
just
If you have two different tree's( the cvs workspace and the hard copyout ).
I'd diff the two and then patch the changes into the cvs workspace...
donald
On Mon, Jul 29, 2002 at 11:48:53AM -0700, Mike Ayers wrote:
Matt Riechers wrote:
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I have copied the backup
On Mon, Jul 29, 2002 at 02:40:05PM -0400, Matt Riechers wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have copied the backup in to create a new repository. Now I
must identify the files in the current working tree which are newer than
(different from) the files in the repository, and get them
Never tried it and know nothing about it but a quick search on
freshmeat.net revealed this one:
http://freshmeat.net/projects/vsstocvs/?topic_id=52
Alan
At 11:44 AM 7/29/02 -0700, Antal Berenyi wrote:
Hi,
can anyone recommend a open source or commercial tool
that does migration from
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What's wrong with 'cvs update/commit'?
Lots! The sandbox's state information doesn't correspond with
the restored repo. I don't know what the results will be, but it
could get ugly.
Oops. You're right. If CVS/Entries has files dated newer than the
repository,
Matt Riechers wrote:
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Will update then mark all files which
are different from the repository as commitable, so I can just commit
them and be back where I was? If so, my day just got considerably
brighter...
Essentially, yes. It will be as if you had
Hello all:
If anyone use "cvs admin -l " to
lock a file, we can't unlock and commit it, why?
How to solve the problem?
Thanks.
rabbit.
On Mon, 29 Jul 2002, Mike Ayers wrote:
Date: Mon, 29 Jul 2002 15:33:54 -0700
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [info-cvs] [Fwd: Re: Repairing repository]
Matt Riechers wrote:
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Will update then mark all files which
are
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