| How to import exist CVS Tree [Newbie] [message #136842] |
Sun, 12 February 2006 08:36  |
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Originally posted by: urishk.yahoo.com
Hi,
I managed to check-out few CVS modules (projects) and work with them.
But I have a problem with exist CVS snapshots trees resides on my
hard-disk.
Those trees had been created by diffrent CVS clients (aka: WinCVS, etc.)
and I would like to import those local CVS snapshot trees into Eclipse. I
manage to import the tree, but Eclipse doesn't recognize it as CVS
snapshot.
Any idea?
Uri the newbie
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| Re: How to import exist CVS Tree [Newbie] [message #137379 is a reply to message #136842] |
Tue, 14 February 2006 11:09  |
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Originally posted by: eclipse3.rizzoweb.com
Uri S. wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I managed to check-out few CVS modules (projects) and work with them.
> But I have a problem with exist CVS snapshots trees resides on my
> hard-disk.
>
> Those trees had been created by diffrent CVS clients (aka: WinCVS, etc.)
> and I would like to import those local CVS snapshot trees into Eclipse.
> I manage to import the tree, but Eclipse doesn't recognize it as CVS
> snapshot.
First, why not just use Eclipse's built-in CVS client to obtain a clean
check-out of the source tree? If you plan to mix Eclipse CVS client and
other CVS clients, you will run into troubles - it is not recommended.
If you insist on trying anyway, you probable need to right-click on the
project in Eclipse and choose Team > Share Project... to tell Eclipse
that it is a CVS project.
Hope this helps,
Eric
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