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Re: Migrating from sourcesafe to cvs
From: |
Larry Jones |
Subject: |
Re: Migrating from sourcesafe to cvs |
Date: |
Wed, 25 Jul 2001 16:44:39 -0400 (EDT) |
Patrick Decat writes:
>
> From: <address@hidden>
> >
> > Use -d in the module definitions to put the files where you want:
> >
> > test test
> > test_share1 -d test test/subdir1 File3
> > test_share2 -d test test/subdir2 File5
> > test_share -a test_share1 test_share2
>
> Well, I have tried that but it does not work.
>
> Once the first module 'test_share1' has been checked out to the
> 'test' directory, the next module 'test_share2' cannot be checked out
> into the same 'test' directory as the content of 'test/CVS/Repository'
> points to /opt/cvsrepository/test/subdir1.
You're right -- I overlooked the fact that the files were coming from
different subdirectories. CVS requires that all the files in a working
directory come from the same repository directory. So, you can use -d
to rearrange things however you want, but you have to heed that
restriction. Which means that you can't do exactly what you want, but
perhaps you can so something similar.
-Larry Jones
It's a Doofus Ignoramus! Our hero slowly reaches for his stun blaster!
-- Calvin
- Re: Migrating from sourcesafe to cvs, (continued)
- Re: Migrating from sourcesafe to cvs, Patrick Decat, 2001/07/24
- Re: Migrating from sourcesafe to cvs, Wouter Brissinck, 2001/07/24
- Re: Migrating from sourcesafe to cvs, Rex_Jolliff, 2001/07/24
- RE: Migrating from sourcesafe to cvs, Jimmy Rimmer, 2001/07/24
- RE: Migrating from sourcesafe to cvs, Jimmy Rimmer, 2001/07/24
- Re: Migrating from sourcesafe to cvs, Patrick Decat, 2001/07/25
- Re: Migrating from sourcesafe to cvs, Patrick Decat, 2001/07/25
- Re: Migrating from sourcesafe to cvs,
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