At my company we have a repository with two projects (I hope I have the
terminology right). One project is A and the other is A_DEV.
Our developers work and commit only into A_DEV. When everything is ready for
release we move the changes into A and release.
My question is what is the easiest (or
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Sandhya [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I received good mails about locking files and I
was able to understand that its quite impossible
in CVS.
Well, advisory locks are possible, but generally
considered undesirable.
Now What I want to know is about
One of our developers just checked in new code (more than once) and by
mistake renamed a directory from src to source.
Is there a simple way to undo this? I've been reading the archives and it
seems that there isn't ...
Thanks,
Jean-Christian Imbeault
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Jean-Christian Imbeault [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
At my company we have a repository with two
projects (I hope I have the terminology right).
One project is A and the other is A_DEV.
I suspect you mean 'module' here, but sure,
calling it a
At 03:16 AM 6/23/2004, Jean-Christian Imbeault wrote:
renamed a directory from src to source
What cvs command did the developer use to do this? I didn't think this was
possible.
Fred
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Frederic W. Brehm, Sarnoff Corporation,
Just spotted a slight interoperability problem with Tortoise CVS and CVS
1.12.9. The new date formatting code confuses the Tortoise cvs log output
parsing code as the new local time formatting of dates end up using - to
separate the year/month/day fields instead of the / used in older versions
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Jeeva Sarma writes:
I have a question using cvs admin command to delete a revision of a
file. If I deleted revision 1.7 of a file, which also exists on a
branch at that revision, what will be the status of that
file on the
branch?
A revision cannot be
Title: branch removal question
I
asked this question last Friday but got no response.
Was it
poorly asked, not enough information, too
ignorant for words? If I need to supply more
information
please
let me know, I would be glad to.
Thanks,
Don
Butts
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Don Butts wrote:
I asked this question last Friday but got no response.
Was it poorly asked, not enough information, too ignorant for
words?
How about, this requires a few more brain cycles than were available at the
time? :=)
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We are using cvs in
Jean-Christian Imbeault wrote:
One of our developers just checked in new code (more than
once) and by mistake renamed a directory from src to source.
Is there a simple way to undo this? I've been reading the
archives and it seems that there isn't ...
Um, is it too obvious to suggest
Using your terminology,
cvs co A
cvs update -j A -j A_DEV
(Resolve conflicts, if any)
cvs commit
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We are using cvs in somewhat of a non-standard way.
We have a production cut of our compiled source that
Normally one would apply a tag to the versions that are ready for testing,
and update the tag as bugs are fixed. Then apply a second tag to the
code that reaches production quality. To apply the second tag, use the
cvs rtag -r option.
The bummer with this is that if you make bug fixes in your
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Don Butts wrote:
I asked this question last Friday but got no response.
Was it poorly asked, not enough information, too ignorant for
words?
I wouldn't remove the branches. I'm always reluctant to remove anything from
the history.
Instead of
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Jean-Christian Imbeault wrote:
One of our developers just checked in new code (more than
once) and by mistake renamed a directory from src to source.
Is there a simple way to undo this? I've been reading the
archives and it seems that there isn't
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Floating tags can also be used. For example, create a tag
called PRODUCTION and apply it to the next release. Then
just run cvs update
in the production area, and the proper versions will appear.
Yep, that's basically the idea I was trying to get across.
The down
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Mike Pumford [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Just spotted a slight interoperability problem
with Tortoise CVS and CVS 1.12.9. The new date
formatting code confuses the Tortoise cvs log
output parsing code as the new local time
formatting of dates end
Hi,
I have a file that I'm getting an abort from cvs log on in my
repository.
$ cvs log
appspack/oracle/ig/modules/ar/install/sql/obtig_ar_filter_pb.sql
cvs [log aborted]: unrecognized operation '\x73' in
/export/cvs/prodops/appspack/oracle/ig/modules/ar/install/sql/obtig_ar_f
Carter Thompson writes:
What's the best way to go about resolving this error? I've tried to
find problems
directly with the RCS file itself but I've been unable to find anything
wrong with
it and I'm afraid that I'm missing something obvious.
That error does, indeed, mean that the RCS
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Using your terminology,
cvs co A
cvs update -j A -j A_DEV
(Resolve conflicts, if any)
cvs commit
That doesn't seem to work. I get:
$ cvs co A
[snip]
$ cvs -n update -j A -j A_DEV
cvs server: WARNING: global `-l' option ignored.
cvs
My company has just decided to start using CVS. The system admin responsible
for the CVS server is new to CVS and learning as we go along so we are
running into some problems with how to layout our repository etc ...
Please bare with me as I try and explain our situation :)
We're trying to have
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