cvs directory structure

Part 1 configure the CVS server (in version 1.10) Author: Wu yanxi Email: Yanxi-Wu@21cn.com 1. CVs brief and install the CVS server: CVS is a popular and excellent version management and control tool. It is favored by most developers and systems,

Installing and using CVS in Linux is the abbreviation of Concurrent Version System (parallel Version System) for Version management. if everyone has participated in many collaborative development projects, everyone is sure to have such sad

Summary of CVS error issues1. Q:cvs a problem with submitting a file, if the version is inconsistent, the following occurs:CVS commit:sticky tag ' 1.2 ' for file ' abc.c ' are not a branchCVS [commit aborted]: correct above errors first! Workaround:

CVS is fully called Concurrent Version System (parallel version system). It is mainly used for version management and collaborative development of projects. Note: In this example, the CVS client and server are installed on the same machine. 1.

As early as 2000, CollabNet, Inc. (http://www.collab.net) began to look for CVS replacement product developers, CollabNet provided a collaboration software suite CEE (CollabNet Enterprise Edition), one of its components is a version control system.

Article title: use CVS to manage your own programs. Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Includes basic categories such as desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, embedded systems, and open source. Every

Use cvs for Version Management Translation: Liao Bin #/////////////////////////////////////// /// // # Use cvs for Version Management #2000-6-30 # CVS 1.10.7 #### per cederqvist et al # Translated by Liao bin # thanks to Huang Ke for his

Before you introduce the CVS command, say something else. As previously said, the warehouse in addition to the music source files, but also includes a series of management documents. Located in $cvsroot/cvsroot The method of modifying a management

I turn: Comparison between SVN and CVS This article from the csdn blog, reproduced please indicate the source: http://blog.csdn.net/sfdev/archive/2008/08/26/2835073.aspx I used CVS in my previous company. The difference is not obvious from the

    Part 1 configuration of the CVS server 1. CVs Overview: CVS is the abbreviation of Concurrent Versions System. It is a popular and excellent version management and control tool. It is favored by most developers and system management, it is