Re: Getting rid of CVS folders

[Ugo Bellavance]

Russ Sherk wrote:
> On 11/21/05, *Ugo Bellavance* <address@hidden 
> <mailto:address@hidden>> wrote:
>
>     Hi,
>
>          I'd like to know how people using CVS for PHP applications manage
>     their deployment.
>
>          Currently, developpers work on their workstation and use cvs over
>     SSH to reach the cvs server, which is also a staging dev server.  To
>     test the application on the staging server, they use a graphical FTP/scp
>     client to copy the files from their working directory (after having
>     updated + commited) to the staging server (using such a client is the
>     only way to set the permissions correctly.
>
>          But this lets all the CVS folders... is there a way to get rid of
>     them easily?  I couldn't find doc on this...
>
>
> cvs export 

Thanks.  Since I use Eclipse as cvs client, this option was not in the 
team contextual menu, but I just found out how to do it... File menu> 
export...

:)

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Ugo

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