Giovanni Giazzon [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Yes, I'm a little confused about branches.
Let me describe how I've used and seen branches. That might help you
out.
Sorry about the misunderstanding. I'm coming from SourceSafe...
Ouch! Congratulations. You've just traded in your bicycle for a
At 11:41 2003-07-10 -0400, Dewey M. Sasser wrote:
Giovanni Giazzon [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Yes, I'm a little confused about branches.
So was I, though I lacked the sense to realize it.
Let me describe how I've used and seen branches. That might help you
out.
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I wanted to know what exactly is meant by deploying
software. I work in a project being developed in C
(for Windows and Linux platforms) and we use CVS for
version control. Can we use CVS for deploying?
By deploying I assume you mean creating a product and shipping it to
customers or users.
Hi Dewey,
first of all, thanks for the help.
The strategy I'm using today is similar to the Change Control approach
(with some mistakes like set the development to a branch). It seems the best
strategy for my project right now, so I'll move the development to the main
trunk and I'll be using
All,
I'm a CVS newbie that has always used Visual Source Safe integrated with
Visual Studio. So, I've got my remote CVS repository setup and can
actually connect to it... no easy feat! I've also setup my directory
structure on CVS which I'm sure I'll have questions on later, but so far so
Jesse,
I have just started tracking a VB.NET /ASP.NET application in cvs and I had
the same decision to make. I excluded the following files from cvs control:
Web.config (this contains specific config info like DB access that differs
for each developer)
*.webinfo (this stores the IIS URL
Mark Priest writes:
I added all five of these to the repository-wide cvsignore file so that they
are automatically ignored for imports and adds.
Just import -- add takes explicit filenames which override the ignore
list. They're also ignored for other CVS command when processing the
Hi all,
I'll be changing to a new powerbook tomorrow. Is there anything I need
to do to migrate my local CVS repository other than tar it up and copy
it over?
Am I missing anything?
Tom Wiebe
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problems. -
Tom Wiebe Lists writes:
I'll be changing to a new powerbook tomorrow. Is there anything I need
to do to migrate my local CVS repository other than tar it up and copy
it over?
Nope, that should do it.
-Larry Jones
Let's pretend I already feel terrible about it, and that you
don't need to
Excellent. It works!
Thanks
On Thursday, July 10, 2003, at 09:08 PM, Larry Jones wrote:
Tom Wiebe Lists writes:
I'll be changing to a new powerbook tomorrow. Is there anything I need
to do to migrate my local CVS repository other than tar it up and copy
it over?
Nope, that should do it.
-Larry
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