Dear users / members,
at this place we want to start a voting to find out if our users would appreciate frequently CVS-Builds for downloading so that they no longer have to download the whole CVS-Version.
Best regards from the development team.
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Last edited by Michael on 14.09.2005, 05:41, edited 2 times in total.
From my personal experience with cvs, cvs seems verry ugly to the new users but it's actually verry easy to use and has various features (like svn), CVS also reduces load on the servers by downloading only the necessary files, it does take longer when using checkout but people can stay up-to-date with the verry latest features and bugfixes, anybody can use a GUI CVS client like Tortoise or WinCvs/gCvs, but after understanding the process it much nicer to use the console because it's faster and one has to type just a simple line in the console and he may also save that line in a bat/sh file to do it at a click of a button.
Here's the theory for beginers:
When you first get the cvs it is wise to create a directory on your drive and name it cvsdir, here you will store all your cvs based projects.
After installing you cvs client set up your path from the Control Panel/System/Advanced/Environment Variables/Path like this:
<path to my cvs.exe file><;><the path that existed before setting>
Now open a console/dosprompt and go to your cvsdir.
Type cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/zeoslib checkout zeosdbo_rework
Your download starts and everything should be ok, after that you should see a zeosdbo_rework dir.
This is only required once, for everyday usage just use the console to go to the cvsdir\zeosdbo_rework\ and type cvs -z3 update -P and you will only download the updated files and this will also create missing dirs.
It is wise that you do not install the components from your cvsdir but make a local copy if you modify the files.
I think i will make a bat file for beginer users that does exactly what i told you.
Here's the theory for beginers:
When you first get the cvs it is wise to create a directory on your drive and name it cvsdir, here you will store all your cvs based projects.
After installing you cvs client set up your path from the Control Panel/System/Advanced/Environment Variables/Path like this:
<path to my cvs.exe file><;><the path that existed before setting>
Now open a console/dosprompt and go to your cvsdir.
Type cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/zeoslib checkout zeosdbo_rework
Your download starts and everything should be ok, after that you should see a zeosdbo_rework dir.
This is only required once, for everyday usage just use the console to go to the cvsdir\zeosdbo_rework\ and type cvs -z3 update -P and you will only download the updated files and this will also create missing dirs.
It is wise that you do not install the components from your cvsdir but make a local copy if you modify the files.
I think i will make a bat file for beginer users that does exactly what i told you.
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