Re: [Phpgroupware-developers] posting files via CVS

[ceb]

hey Brian,
the way to get developer status is to submit your changes to the patch
manager at first. if you would like to continue in developing timetracker,
there is no prob to add you to the list of developers at savannah. but
submitting at first some patches was used by all of our developers.

thanks and grtx
bettina [ceb]

On Mon, 19 Aug 2002, Brian Johnson wrote:

> If I post patches, who adds them to the cvs tree?  Doesn't his just mean more 
> work
> for someone else?
>
> I wonder if I should try to get developer status - even though i don't really 
> want it
>
>
>
> Chris Weiss (address@hidden) wrote*:
> >
> >you need to have developer write access to post in the cvs trees.  Maybe he
> >meant to post the patches to savahna?
> >
> >Brian Johnson (address@hidden) wrote*:
> >>
> >>Could someone give me a quick howto on CVS?
> >>
> >>I want to post some module changes that I made to the Tietrack module (the
> >module
> >>developer asked me to post them directly) and the howto's at savannah left
> >me confused
> >>
> >>Do I need to check it out before I can add to it?
> >>
> >>Can I do it via anonymous cvs?
> >>
> >>Any other tips?
> >>
> >>I'm using a redhat system with cvs installed.r
> >>
> >>
> >>
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