How to Use tortoisecvs on sourceforge.net

1. Prepare the software CVS client software: tortoisecvs SSH client software: putty, only download puttygen.exe?pageant.exe 2. Create and configure SSH keys (1) PuttyGenerate an SSH key: Reference: https://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php? Docid = 761 & group_id = 1 # keygenputty (2) copy the generated public key to your account's Account options. The private key is saved on your local machine. 3. install and configure tortoisecvs (1) install tortoisecvs (2) create or select a directory where your code is stored, right-click it, and select "CVS fetch". The setting window appears, the specific settings are as follows: Protocol: SSH authorization protocol server: cvs.sourceforge.net respository Folder:/cvsroot/dotgame
User name: your user name
Module: If you have already created a module, enter the module name directly. You can also use http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/dotgame/ to specify an existing module name. To create a new module, select the local source code folder and right-click it and select "CVS => Create new module ". (3) The configuration is complete, but do not confirm it immediately. Run pageant.exe, right-click the pageant running icon, select "add key", select your local private key file, and enter the password you set for the private key. (4) Click "OK". The source code in the CVS server will be taken to your local machine. Note: When you modify the source code again, we recommend that you update the source code first, that is, right-click your local source code folder and choose "CVS Update". The update is equivalent to synchronizing the file with the CVS server. After the modification, we performed "CVS submission.