hi all ...
i created a branch based on pd-0.38-test7 that hopefully has all features of devel_0_37 locally on my machine ...
i'd like to check it in the cvs, as devel_0_38, although i want to make sure that i'm not breaking anything on the cvs server ... is something like cvs import pd -b devel devel_0_38 correct?
cheers ... tim
I have to admit that i cant remember how I really did it, but I think I branched off instead of importing. It might be good to wait for the release of 0.38 until we create a branch. ...and 0.38 in CVS should be up to date.
Guenter
On Fri, 29 Oct 2004, Tim Blechmann wrote:
hi all ...
i created a branch based on pd-0.38-test7 that hopefully has all features of devel_0_37 locally on my machine ...
i'd like to check it in the cvs, as devel_0_38, although i want to make sure that i'm not breaking anything on the cvs server ... is something like cvs import pd -b devel devel_0_38 correct?
cheers ... tim
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You can always test things on a local CVS server too. You can just copy the CVS files to your machine, and set your CVSROOT to point to them, then try anything. SourceForge used to provide a way to directly download the CVS files, but I haven't tried recently.
.hc
On Oct 30, 2004, at 3:36 PM, guenter geiger wrote:
I have to admit that i cant remember how I really did it, but I think I branched off instead of importing. It might be good to wait for the release of 0.38 until we create a branch. ...and 0.38 in CVS should be up to date.
Guenter
On Fri, 29 Oct 2004, Tim Blechmann wrote:
hi all ...
i created a branch based on pd-0.38-test7 that hopefully has all features of devel_0_37 locally on my machine ...
i'd like to check it in the cvs, as devel_0_38, although i want to make sure that i'm not breaking anything on the cvs server ... is something like cvs import pd -b devel devel_0_38 correct?
cheers ... tim
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You can always test things on a local CVS server too. You can just
that's probably a good idea ...
copy the CVS files to your machine, and set your CVSROOT to point to them, then try anything. SourceForge used to provide a way to directly download the CVS files, but I haven't tried recently.
that seems to be a useful feature (although i won't download the files with my poor dialup connection) anyway ... do you know if there is any cool cvs feature that allows one to mirror (and sync) a local cvs server with the sf cvs?
cheers ... tim
Tim Blechmann schrieb:
You can always test things on a local CVS server too. You can just
that's probably a good idea ...
copy the CVS files to your machine, and set your CVSROOT to point to them, then try anything. SourceForge used to provide a way to directly download the CVS files, but I haven't tried recently.
that seems to be a useful feature (although i won't download the files with my poor dialup connection) anyway ... do you know if there is any cool cvs feature that allows one to mirror (and sync) a local cvs server with the sf cvs?
20 */4 * * * cd /home/pd-dev; cvs up
cool enough? (forgot if every 4 or 5th hr exactly) that's for anonymous cvs. ext cvs via ssh has immediate updates.
send upstream also? cvs import is a bit intrusive.
there's no rsync/shell access at all to the cvs boxes, and the nightly snapshot feature was turned off a few months ago when some folks began to add broken crontab entries which brought the shell boxes down. don't think that they'll turn it on again with the new webboxes, which will come this month.
On Oct 31, 2004, at 10:24 AM, Reini Urban wrote:
Tim Blechmann schrieb:
You can always test things on a local CVS server too. You can just
that's probably a good idea ...
copy the CVS files to your machine, and set your CVSROOT to point to them, then try anything. SourceForge used to provide a way to directly download the CVS files, but I haven't tried recently.
that seems to be a useful feature (although i won't download the files with my poor dialup connection) anyway ... do you know if there is any cool cvs feature that allows one to mirror (and sync) a local cvs server with the sf cvs?
20 */4 * * * cd /home/pd-dev; cvs up
cool enough? (forgot if every 4 or 5th hr exactly) that's for anonymous cvs. ext cvs via ssh has immediate updates.
send upstream also? cvs import is a bit intrusive.
there's no rsync/shell access at all to the cvs boxes, and the nightly snapshot feature was turned off a few months ago when some folks began to add broken crontab entries which brought the shell boxes down. don't think that they'll turn it on again with the new webboxes, which will come this month. -- Reini Urban http://xarch.tu-graz.ac.at/home/rurban/
I'll bet that if you file a support request, you could get them to give you a tarball of the CVSROOT. The SourceForge support has actually been quite responsive in the past.
.hc
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Hans-Christoph Steiner schrieb:
On Oct 31, 2004, at 10:24 AM, Reini Urban wrote:
Tim Blechmann schrieb:
You can always test things on a local CVS server too. You can just
that's probably a good idea ...
copy the CVS files to your machine, and set your CVSROOT to point to them, then try anything. SourceForge used to provide a way to directly download the CVS files, but I haven't tried recently.
that seems to be a useful feature (although i won't download the files with my poor dialup connection) anyway ... do you know if there is any cool cvs feature that allows one to mirror (and sync) a local cvs server with the sf cvs?
20 */4 * * * cd /home/pd-dev; cvs up
cool enough? (forgot if every 4 or 5th hr exactly) that's for anonymous cvs. ext cvs via ssh has immediate updates.
send upstream also? cvs import is a bit intrusive.
there's no rsync/shell access at all to the cvs boxes, and the nightly snapshot feature was turned off a few months ago when some folks began to add broken crontab entries which brought the shell boxes down. don't think that they'll turn it on again with the new webboxes, which will come this month.
I'll bet that if you file a support request, you could get them to give you a tarball of the CVSROOT. The SourceForge support has actually been quite responsive in the past.
sure they do, even within the same day normally. but I'd really want it daily, as before.
I have to admit that i cant remember how I really did it, but I think I branched off instead of importing. It might be good to wait for the release of 0.38 until we create a branch....and 0.38 in CVS should be up to date.
yes and no ... since miller changed a lot in the gui code and some fixes are already obsolete, my idea was to deprecate devel_0_37 so no one reinvents the wheel 25000 times
cheers ... tim
On Sun, 31 Oct 2004, Tim Blechmann wrote:
I have to admit that i cant remember how I really did it, but I think I branched off instead of importing. It might be good to wait for the release of 0.38 until we create a branch....and 0.38 in CVS should be up to date.
yes and no ... since miller changed a lot in the gui code and some fixes are already obsolete, my idea was to deprecate devel_0_37 so no one reinvents the wheel 25000 times
yes, just thought that in some circumstance maintenance is easier if you branch from a stable version.
I let you decide.
Guenter
cheers ... tim
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It might be good to wait for the release of 0.38 until we create a branch....and 0.38 in CVS should be up to date.
yes and no ... since miller changed a lot in the gui code and some fixes are already obsolete, my idea was to deprecate devel_0_37 so no one reinvents the wheel 25000 times
yes, just thought that in some circumstance maintenance is easier if you branch from a stable version.
it shouldn't be a big problem to merge miller's changes from test7 to final to the cvs ...
cheers ... tim
On Mon, 1 Nov 2004, Tim Blechmann wrote:
It might be good to wait for the release of 0.38 until we create a branch....and 0.38 in CVS should be up to date.
yes and no ... since miller changed a lot in the gui code and some fixes are already obsolete, my idea was to deprecate devel_0_37 so no one reinvents the wheel 25000 times
yes, just thought that in some circumstance maintenance is easier if you branch from a stable version.
it shouldn't be a big problem to merge miller's changes from test7 to final to the cvs ...
I think it depends on the changes. It might be a breeze, but it might be hard and error prone. Those who are going to take up with the work can decide.
Guenter
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