... You can do this, but there isn't a simple single command to do it. People will tell you that you can use cvs with a couple magic -j options. But that only...
Tom Tromey
tromey@...
May 1, 1997 7:29 am
4860
<FLAME TYPE="obligatory"> Win32 has many known work arounds. RTFM linux </FLAME> 1.9 has some peskiness with binary data that older versions kinda ignored. I...
Erik R. Ogan
erik@...
May 1, 1997 8:37 am
4861
... What about emerge-files-with-ancestor from within emacs? It displays diffs btw 2 files wrt a third. -- Harvey J. Stein Berger Financial Research ...
Harvey J. Stein
abel@...
May 1, 1997 12:11 pm
4862
... What's the difference between a SE module and a CVS module? Noel...
Noel Yap
nyap@...
May 1, 1997 2:31 pm
4863
I have several modules that consist of 1 file each. They all will go into a common directory when checked out. ie: cvs co a ----> files/a cvs co b ---->...
M. Todd Smith
smithmt@...
May 1, 1997 4:03 pm
4864
... Never mind, I figured it out. Sorry, Noel...
Noel Yap
nyap@...
May 1, 1997 6:36 pm
4865
... cvs import -k b is broken on NT (it opens the file in text mode, and truncates it in the repository on the first Ctl-Z encountered), but you should be able...
Dave New
den@...
May 1, 1997 7:24 pm
4866
[ Paul Fox writes: ] ... No, it's always the same tag. For example, what was used on a large project here was a set of "well-known" tags (documented in the CM ...
Dave Wolfe
dwolfe@...
May 1, 1997 7:29 pm
4867
... The discussion a month and a half ago about "how to do a diff between a file in CVS and an arbitrary file" helped me figure out how to write a script to...
Meta E. Sienkiewicz
meta@...
May 1, 1997 7:35 pm
4868
... There is an NTEmacs package, with emerge, ediff, and friends. I've been running it on NT for some time, using CVS 1.9 in C/S with a Sun box as a proxy...
Dave New
den@...
May 1, 1997 7:42 pm
4869
What we use here is two modules per project. One is for developers. We can muck about pretty much as we please. The second is for our "customers" which is a...
Chris Schumann
Chris_Schumann@...
May 1, 1997 7:54 pm
4870
... Are you talking about making a live release? If so, what I do right now is to tag just the one file. If you're talking about cvs release, I don't know...
Noel Yap
nyap@...
May 1, 1997 10:43 pm
4871
The process we use solves this problem, even though it seems a little awkward at first. We use build tags that are maintained with a local submit script. The...
Daniel P. Kionka
dkionka@...
May 1, 1997 10:55 pm
4872
i've been happily running CVS against a repository that i access via NFS for some time now. other members of my development team are nervous about this, mostly...
Paul Fox
pgf@...
May 2, 1997 1:00 am
4873
Hi all, I am using cvs in AIX4.1 system and when I use "cvs init", I have the following error message and I cannot figure out why... cvs init cvs init: Sorry,...
Alicia Hansen
barrya@...
May 2, 1997 1:46 am
4874
Hi all, I am a newbie on imake and cvs. Can anyone tell me if there is a good way to manage and build .java and .class codes from cvs/imake environment? Thanks...
Alicia Hansen
barrya@...
May 2, 1997 1:52 am
4875
... I don't want to start a flame war, but let me just say that there are some significant differences between XEmacs and GNU emacs, and I would never want to...
Brian Barrick
brian_barrick@...
May 2, 1997 1:56 am
4876
... We had some pretty serious problems with NFS at one point. Files in the repository were corrupted with blocks of null characters toward the end of the...
Ian Lance Taylor
ian@...
May 2, 1997 6:31 am
4877
Oops, Didn't watch the cc line in command-line MH. (tom is a friend of mine) please ignore prev message -e...
Erik R. Ogan
erik@...
May 2, 1997 7:11 am
4878
... Sounds sort of like the workaround I (tongue maybe a little in cheek) posted. I've actually used the workaround, though, so I know it works. Caveat 1:...
Dan Wilder
dan@...
May 2, 1997 8:28 am
4879
... I haven't tried it with CVS, but I have written Imake rules for building Java sources. (We use ClearCase, but that's not relevant to the problem.) Because...
Paul Sander
paul@...
May 2, 1997 1:11 pm
4880
... Definitely NOT! You release a specific version (here we use the term 'internal release' for that) and that version has to be fix. ... Daily? Do you really...
Gerd Kluger
gerd@...
May 2, 1997 1:30 pm
4881
Execution of processes from admin files do not always work across client-server. The problem is that the processes run on the server side without knowing...
Noel Yap
nyap@...
May 2, 1997 2:11 pm
4882
We are running a very old version of cvs (1.5), but have hesitated to upgrade because we don't want to take chances with our repository. Should I be concerned?...
Johnie Stafford
js@...
May 2, 1997 5:43 pm
4883
... No. ... Yes. What I really want is to reverse a Module checkout. That is a module with -d directory in the definition, that also shares a working directory...
M. Todd Smith
smithmt@...
May 2, 1997 5:44 pm
4884
... Sorry to have (mis?)quoted you out of context, Dan. 8-) Sometimes I'm just a little too lazy to check my sources, when wading through dozens of postings a...
Dave New
den@...
May 2, 1997 6:51 pm
4885
[ On Fri, May 2, 1997 at 07:19:58 (-0400), Noel Yap wrote: ] ... I don't know, *but* I would strongly suggest the protocol is lacking the necessary features to...
Greg A. Woods
woods@...
May 2, 1997 7:57 pm
4886
Tim, So far, jCVS has been great and seems to avoid the bug in CVS1.9.X. thanks! tom Tommy Tarka |...
Tommy Tarka
tommy@...
May 2, 1997 7:58 pm
4887
... Left out one step. ... 5) If you didn't blow away the sandbox at 3.5, do it now. Check out a fresh one. Now the binaries are binaries. ... [ ... ] ... ...
Dan Wilder
dan@...
May 2, 1997 8:17 pm
4888
... No. ... We did too, when we were using NFS mounts between three old SCO (3.2v2.0) systems. Same symptom, files corrupted with blocks of null characters ...
