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NEWBIE: Multiple source directories in a single project?
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KEVIN ZEMBOWER |
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NEWBIE: Multiple source directories in a single project? |
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Wed, 05 Feb 2003 16:03:13 -0500 |
I'm trying to use CVS for the very first time, and of course I have to pick a
real-world, complex example to begin with, because I'm impatient with working
through simpler projects.
I have a project, called 'prds' which has two separate source code directories,
/home/prds and /usr/local/httpd/htdocs/prds. What's the best way to handle this
in CVS? Should I enter the separate directories as if they were two separate
projects? I was hoping to set it up so that it was handled as a single entity.
Searching for "multiple" and "directories" in the archives of this list
yielded many references to "multiple repositories" but nothing I thought was
applicable to this situation. Didn't find anything in the FAQ either.
Is this just a strange way of programming? Should I try to force the project
into a single directory branch, then create the two other branches with
symlinks or something?
Thank you for your thoughts as advice. If I've overlooked the answer already in
archives or FAQ, please just point it out and accept my apologies.
-Kevin Zembower
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E. Kevin Zembower
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Johns Hopkins University/Center for Communications Programs
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