From: Roman K. <rom...@ep...> - 2003-02-12 16:05:56
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Finally, Sourceforge has cleaned up our cvs-directory and i just re-uploaded the latest version (0.6.0Alpha2). Here are the most important commands for CVS: Note: Before you can use any of those commands, you'll have to set the Variable CVS_RSH to ssh... within bash, use this command: export CVS_RSH=ssh 1. Checkout (You normally only have to do this once, later you use "update" if you wanna download) cvs -z3 -d:ext:rom...@cv...:/cvsroot/phpeselgui co -P phpEselGui Instead of "romankreisel" you'll have to use your own username, of course. You'll be asked for your Password (if you want to get rid of this, read http://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=761&group_id=1) and the whole module "phpEselGui" will be downloaded. Now you can modify the sources 2. update go into the first Directory of your phpEselGui. Then just type cvs update (See also *1) You'll be asked for your pw again and all files (recursive) are checked against those on the CVS-Server... If you made some changes your file will be uploaded... if the file on the server has changed, this will be downloaded. And if a file has changed on both: your local machine AND the server, cvs _should_ handle it automatically 3. add new files If you added a new file, you'll have to tell CVS to include it in the repository. Do so by just typing cvs add filename (Again, see *1) And now, here it comes: *1: If you wonder why you don't have to put the server-path in your cvs-command like in 1. (cvs -z3 -d:ext:rom...@cv...:/cvsroot/phpeselgui co -P phpEselGui): This is because those settings are hold in the CVS-Directory which is contained in EVERY directory which was checked out from CVS. I hope this enables us to go on with development... I already added a file "ChangeLog", where you should report your changes. Thanks for your attention regards Roman |
From: Roman K. <rom...@ep...> - 2003-02-12 16:19:07
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well... there's no mail from me which i'm not replying to myself, is it? Here what i forgot to say: If you added or modified files, it's NOT enough to "cvs update" or "cvs add filename", you also have to "cvs commit"! I hope that's it for now ;) |
From: Sven W. <sve...@in...> - 2003-02-12 17:01:11
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Yeah, it works fine ;-) Roman Kreisel schrieb: > Finally, Sourceforge has cleaned up our cvs-directory and i just re-upl= oaded the latest version (0.6.0Alpha2). >=20 > Here are the most important commands for CVS: >=20 > Note: Before you can use any of those commands, you'll have to set the = Variable CVS_RSH to ssh... within bash, use this command: > export CVS_RSH=3Dssh >=20 > 1. Checkout (You normally only have to do this once, later you use "upd= ate" if you wanna download) > cvs -z3 -d:ext:rom...@cv...:/cvsroot/phpeselgui co = -P phpEselGui >=20 > Instead of "romankreisel" you'll have to use your own username, of cour= se. > You'll be asked for your Password (if you want to get rid of this, read= http://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=3D761&group_id=3D1) = and the whole module "phpEselGui" will be downloaded. >=20 > Now you can modify the sources >=20 > 2. update > go into the first Directory of your phpEselGui. Then just type > cvs update > (See also *1) You'll be asked for your pw again and all files (recursiv= e) are checked against those on the CVS-Server... If you made some change= s your file will be uploaded... if the file on the server has changed, th= is will be downloaded. And if a file has changed on both: your local mach= ine AND the server, cvs _should_ handle it automatically >=20 > 3. add new files > If you added a new file, you'll have to tell CVS to include it in the r= epository. Do so by just typing > cvs add filename > (Again, see *1) >=20 > And now, here it comes: > *1: If you wonder why you don't have to put the server-path in your cvs= -command like in 1. (cvs -z3 -d:ext:rom...@cv...:/cvs= root/phpeselgui co -P phpEselGui): This is because those settings are hol= d in the CVS-Directory which is contained in EVERY directory which was ch= ecked out from CVS. >=20 >=20 > I hope this enables us to go on with development... > I already added a file "ChangeLog", where you should report your change= s. >=20 >=20 > Thanks for your attention >=20 > regards > Roman >=20 >=20 > ------------------------------------------------------- > This SF.NET email is sponsored by: > SourceForge Enterprise Edition + IBM + LinuxWorld =3D Something 2 See! > http://www.vasoftware.com > _______________________________________________ > Phpeselgui-developer mailing list > Php...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/phpeselgui-developer >=20 >=20 --=20 Sven Walther, sve...@in... Infopark AG Kitzingstr. 15, D-12277 Berlin, Germany Tel +49 30 747993-0, Fax +49 30 747993-93 http://www.infopark.de/ Besuchen Sie uns vom 12.-19.03. auf der CeBIT 2003, Messegel=E4nde Hannover, Halle 6, Stand G39. Informieren Sie sich =FCber unsere Content Management Suite NPS und unsere Portal-L=F6sung NPS Portal Manager f=FCr kundenfreundliche Web-Sites. Vereinbaren Sie einen individuellen Informationstermin: http://www.infopark.de/termin/ |
From: Roman K. <rom...@ep...> - 2003-02-12 22:44:07
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On Wed, 12 Feb 2003 17:58:39 +0100 Sven Walther <sve...@in...> wrote: > Yeah, it works fine ;-) Nice to hear... Nice implementation of the docu in the GUI, maybe we should create a similar button as for the other functions? I just had the first conflict: The Changelog-file was changed by Sven and me... i had to correct it manually, i'll have a look at the CVS-Doku, there must be a better way for that... As long as i don't inform you about a better way to resolv conflicts, please be sure to make a "cvs update" right before you begin your coding-session... regards, Roman |
From: Sven W. <sve...@in...> - 2003-02-13 09:01:44
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Roman Kreisel schrieb: > > Nice implementation of the docu in the GUI, maybe we should create a similar button as for the other functions? > I thought about a new line under the buttons with - Docu - Link to project page - link to mldonkey - ...? |