| Branches in CVS Repositories view [message #61852] |
Wed, 04 June 2003 03:05  |
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Originally posted by: marcincak.vsl.sk
Hi all,
I would like to ask, if there is some way to change the way how branches
are displayed in the CVS Repositories view. I mean why the branches are
'common' for all projects in repository and not per project. Because when
you have many projects in repository with different branch-naming
conventions (and that is usualy the case due to different nature of
projects) it is very confusing.
For example the repository tree looks like this:
:pserver:...
HEAD
projectA
projectB
...
Branches
b1-8-31
projectA b1-8-31
rel-comp1
projectB rel-comp1
rel-comp2
projectB rel-comp2
...
Versions
...
and a would like something like
:pserver:...
HEAD
projectA
projectB
...
Branches
projectA
b1-8-31
projectB
rel-comp1
rel-comp2
...
Versions
...
or even something like
:pserver:...
projectA
Branches
HEAD
b1-8-31
...
Versions
...
projectB
Branches
HEAD
rel-comp1
rel-comp2
...
Versions
...
is there any way how to achieve this?
thanks for any hints.
peter.
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| Re: Branches in CVS Repositories view [message #63269 is a reply to message #61975] |
Thu, 05 June 2003 03:28  |
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Originally posted by: marcincak.vsl.sk
thanks Haris,
I tried to use CVS modules, but this doesn't solve the problem.
btw can anybody tell me how to define CVS module for 'subproject'?
for example if I have project structure:
prjA
conf
data
doc
java
lib
rose
sql
I would like to define 'minimal' module needed for compilation, i.e:
prjA-dev
conf
java
lib
so that when I create maintenance branches I would not need to check-out
doc,data, ... and other big, but 'unneeded' folders.
I only succeeded to create module with 1 subdirectory (and optionaly some
files in that dir) or module containing
'ampersand' references to other modules (but these ampersand-referenced
modules can't be named 'java','lib',...
since they must be repository-unique and we have folders with same names in
many projects).
peter.
"snpe" <snpe@snpe.co.yu> wrote in message news:bbkebq$h65$1@rogue.oti.com...
> Hello,
> You can set module for projects in CVS repository
>
> regards
> Haris Peco
> peter wrote:
>
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I would like to ask, if there is some way to change the way how
> > branches
> > are displayed in the CVS Repositories view. I mean why the branches are
> > 'common' for all projects in repository and not per project. Because
when
> > you have many projects in repository with different branch-naming
> > conventions (and that is usualy the case due to different nature of
> > projects) it is very confusing.
> >
> > For example the repository tree looks like this:
> > :pserver:...
> > HEAD
> > projectA
> > projectB
> > ...
> > Branches
> > b1-8-31
> > projectA b1-8-31
> > rel-comp1
> > projectB rel-comp1
> > rel-comp2
> > projectB rel-comp2
> > ...
> > Versions
> > ...
> >
> > and a would like something like
> >
> > :pserver:...
> > HEAD
> > projectA
> > projectB
> > ...
> > Branches
> > projectA
> > b1-8-31
> > projectB
> > rel-comp1
> > rel-comp2
> > ...
> > Versions
> > ...
> >
> >
> > or even something like
> >
> > :pserver:...
> > projectA
> > Branches
> > HEAD
> > b1-8-31
> > ...
> > Versions
> > ...
> > projectB
> > Branches
> > HEAD
> > rel-comp1
> > rel-comp2
> > ...
> > Versions
> > ...
> >
> >
> > is there any way how to achieve this?
> > thanks for any hints.
> > peter.
>
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| Re: Branches in CVS Repositories view [message #63406 is a reply to message #63269] |
Thu, 05 June 2003 08:54 |
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You can like :
projA-dev -d projA &projA-dev_conf \
&projA-dev_java
projA-dev_conf projA/conf
projA-dev_java projA/java
You can see JBoss cvs - it is excelent example
Eclipse cvs is very bad example
regards
Haris Peco
peter wrote:
> thanks Haris,
>
> I tried to use CVS modules, but this doesn't solve the problem.
>
> btw can anybody tell me how to define CVS module for 'subproject'?
> for example if I have project structure:
> prjA
> conf
> data
> doc
> java
> lib
> rose
> sql
>
> I would like to define 'minimal' module needed for compilation, i.e:
> prjA-dev
> conf
> java
> lib
>
> so that when I create maintenance branches I would not need to check-out
> doc,data, ... and other big, but 'unneeded' folders.
> I only succeeded to create module with 1 subdirectory (and optionaly some
> files in that dir) or module containing
> 'ampersand' references to other modules (but these ampersand-referenced
> modules can't be named 'java','lib',...
> since they must be repository-unique and we have folders with same names
> in many projects).
>
> peter.
>
>
> "snpe" <snpe@snpe.co.yu> wrote in message
> news:bbkebq$h65$1@rogue.oti.com...
>> Hello,
>> You can set module for projects in CVS repository
>>
>> regards
>> Haris Peco
>> peter wrote:
>>
>> > Hi all,
>> >
>> > I would like to ask, if there is some way to change the way how
>> > branches
>> > are displayed in the CVS Repositories view. I mean why the branches are
>> > 'common' for all projects in repository and not per project. Because
> when
>> > you have many projects in repository with different branch-naming
>> > conventions (and that is usualy the case due to different nature of
>> > projects) it is very confusing.
>> >
>> > For example the repository tree looks like this:
>> > :pserver:...
>> > HEAD
>> > projectA
>> > projectB
>> > ...
>> > Branches
>> > b1-8-31
>> > projectA b1-8-31
>> > rel-comp1
>> > projectB rel-comp1
>> > rel-comp2
>> > projectB rel-comp2
>> > ...
>> > Versions
>> > ...
>> >
>> > and a would like something like
>> >
>> > :pserver:...
>> > HEAD
>> > projectA
>> > projectB
>> > ...
>> > Branches
>> > projectA
>> > b1-8-31
>> > projectB
>> > rel-comp1
>> > rel-comp2
>> > ...
>> > Versions
>> > ...
>> >
>> >
>> > or even something like
>> >
>> > :pserver:...
>> > projectA
>> > Branches
>> > HEAD
>> > b1-8-31
>> > ...
>> > Versions
>> > ...
>> > projectB
>> > Branches
>> > HEAD
>> > rel-comp1
>> > rel-comp2
>> > ...
>> > Versions
>> > ...
>> >
>> >
>> > is there any way how to achieve this?
>> > thanks for any hints.
>> > peter.
>>
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