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cvs and jbuilder
From: |
Konrad Hernblad |
Subject: |
cvs and jbuilder |
Date: |
Tue, 13 Feb 2001 00:40:12 +0900 |
i'm doing java development in jbuilder and when i create a project, it
creates the following directories:
c:\project\
bak\
classes\
input\
output\
src\
the last directory, "src" is the only one that i'm interested in keeping in
cvs for revision control.
i tried the following steps:
1. changed to the dir, "c:\project\src", the one i want to keep in cvs.
2. at the command line, typed:
cvs import -m "initial import" project-src konrad start
(successfully added src dir contents into cvs)
3. renamed the original "src" dir to "src-bak" (for backup purposes)
4. at the command line, typed:
cvs checkout project-src
when i do a dir, my directory structure looks like:
c:\project\
bak\
classes\
input\
output\
project-src\
in cvs, i would like to store the c:\project\src directory as
"project-src", but when i checkout "project-src", i would like the local
directory name to be "src" (as it was originally), and not "project-src".
it seems that the cvs default is to create the local directory name the
same as the repository project name.
i don't want to do this b/c many of my jbuilder projects have the above
directory structure and i can't import all of my projects' src directory
into cvs with the repository project name "src"...
also, was wondering if there is any add-on for jbuilder to do the
checkouts, updates, etc.?
thank you.
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