CVS configuration
Hello everyone
well I'm very new to CVS, I've studied what it does and how it does work but I'm having a hard time configuring it on my system....I'm running a fedora core 3 and I've already done these steps: added this line to my .bashrc CVSROOT=:pserver:anonymous@rhlinux.redhat.com:usr/local/CVS I dunno what this does but I found this on a webpage about fedora and configuring the cvs root on it , i also created a file .cvsrc in my home directory and put these in it cvs -z3 diff -uN rdiff -uN update -dP now all i wanna be able to do for now is jut to be able to check in some files and check out... i've already have my projects so can anyone explain what i else i should be doin... and also how can i add my already made programs to use cvs...? say each program has different .h and .cpp files... thank you very much karan |
If this is for yourself to play a bit around start a bit easier
$ mkdir $HOME/cvsRep # just make a directory as a repository $ export CVSROOT=$HOME/cvsRep $ cvs init # this is needed only once (but you don't break anything with it) support you have a bunch of files in a directory ~/project $cd project $cvs import myProject someTage inital now the project is in CVS, make a sandbox directory that you will use to edit $mkdir ~/sandbox $cd ~/sandbox and check out a sandbox of your project to edit $cvs checkout myProject $cd myProject your file will appear here together with directories named CVS (don't touch those, but they contain the CVSROOT, each time you use a CVS command it will use that CVSROOT specified before) edit some files now $ cvs commit -m 'some changes to test this' now your changes are in CVS I think if you can get this working you have some idea of it |
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