Cvsnt + tortoisecvs version control system (graphic) (below)

Part 2 Vi. CVs application practices (1) Configure CVS in cvsnt + eclipse 1. Use eclipse to create a project eclipsecvs and add a test class. For example, 2. Add the project to the CVS repository. For example, click "share project". The setting window is displayed. after entering the configuration in the dialog box, click Next. For example, click "Next". For example, click "finish, for example, click Finish to add the project to the repository. The eclipse Resource Manager window is as follows: 3. Modify cvstest. java file, and then submit it to see if the version has changed: click "IMPLEMENT": 4. Import the project from the CVS Repository to the local in eclipse, for example, select "import". For example, click "project in CVS" and then click "Next". For example, click "Next". For example, click "Next", as shown in, click "Next". For example, click "Next". For example, select "Java project" and click "Next". For example, click "Next". For example, click "finish ", the import process is completed. The eclilpse window becomes: This is the introduction to the CVS operations on Eclipse. (2) configuration of CVS in cvsnt + intellij idea 5.12 1. Create a test project ideacvs such as: 2. Configure the version control tool cvs. For example, click "configuration options", for example, 3. For example, click "version control tools ", 4. For example, select CVs and click "OK ". 5. Return to the idea window and start importing the project to the CVS warehouse, for example, 6. Click "import into CVS... (import to CVS), 7. For example, click "Configure... "to configure a CVS, such as: 8. Click" + ", add a configuration, and click" edit by field... ", such as: Click OK: 9, click" OK ", such as: 10, such as, click Next, 11, fill in the CVS user password, click "OK" and then 12. For example, select the project eclipsecvs to be imported, click Next, click "Next", click "Next" to keep the default value, and click "finish ": if the file is changed, check whether to reload the file. Select "yes" to import the ideacvs project to the CVS repository. 13. Modify cvstest. Java to submit the cstest. Java file. For example, click "Commit file..." to submit the file. 14. Check the submitted history and right-click the cvstest. Java tag. For example, after the operation, the current version is 1.2, indicating that the file has been submitted. 15. Use the CVS client provided by idea to download the Eclipse project eclipsecvs from the repository to the local device. For example, click "CVS". For example, click "Next", as shown in, click "Next" and create the folder ideaco test. For example, click "OK". For example, click "Next". For example, click "finish" to complete the CO process. Next, check the cut folder and verify whether the CO is successful. For example, the eclipsecvs project exists in the new folder "ideaco test, operation completed 16. Here is the CVS operation on idea. For more usage, you need to study it yourself. Conclusion 1. CVS is a version control tool and is Program A tool that Members must master. The degree of use of CVS also reflects a programmer's development level. Once you get started with CVS, you can't leave it alone. Both cvsnt and tortoisecvs are free and powerful CVS tools that are easy to use. 2. There are still many CVS configurations. This article aims to give readers a preliminary understanding of CVs and quickly configure and use CVS in daily development. 3. Another important issue in CVS is user management. This is complicated, and the management of different CVS servers is also different. It is still being studied. Full text