| cvs aliases in Eclipse [message #162043] |
Wed, 26 November 2003 05:07  |
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Originally posted by: celine.mortelette.atosorigin.com
Hello,
We have a cvs repository with many directories.
We had created modules in "modules" file which are aliases.
For example :
webmail_etc -d etc webmail/etc
webmail_descriptors -d descriptors webmail/descriptors
webmail_dev -a webmail_etc webmail_descriptors
We see this last module in "CVS Repositories" view, but we can't extend it,
and the only checkout that we can do is "Checkout module". The result is a
project created for every directory defined in the module, and we can't
choose the location of the projects.
We want to checkout the module as only ONE project, which contains all the
directories; and we want to choose the location of thi project. In fact, why
can't we use the "checkout as project" ou "checkout as ..." for an alias
module ?!
Thanks.
C
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| Re: cvs aliases in Eclipse [message #162241 is a reply to message #162043] |
Wed, 26 November 2003 09:41  |
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Originally posted by: Michael_Valenta.oti.com
Céline,
If you use the following module definitions, you will get a single
project (and be able to expand it in the Repositories view):
webmail_etc -d etc webmail/etc
webmail_descriptors -d descriptors webmail/descriptors
webmail_dev &webmail_etc &webmail_descriptors
However, specifying an alternate location when using Checkout Module is
currently not supported. If you need to use a custom location, you can
precreate the project in the desired location and the Checkout Module
will overwrite the exsiting project and keep the custom location.
Michael
Céline Mortelette wrote:
> Hello,
>
> We have a cvs repository with many directories.
> We had created modules in "modules" file which are aliases.
> For example :
> webmail_etc -d etc webmail/etc
>
> webmail_descriptors -d descriptors webmail/descriptors
>
> webmail_dev -a webmail_etc webmail_descriptors
>
> We see this last module in "CVS Repositories" view, but we can't extend it,
> and the only checkout that we can do is "Checkout module". The result is a
> project created for every directory defined in the module, and we can't
> choose the location of the projects.
>
> We want to checkout the module as only ONE project, which contains all the
> directories; and we want to choose the location of thi project. In fact, why
> can't we use the "checkout as project" ou "checkout as ..." for an alias
> module ?!
>
> Thanks.
> Céline
>
>
>
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| Re: cvs aliases in Eclipse [message #162965 is a reply to message #162304] |
Thu, 27 November 2003 10:54 |
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Originally posted by: Michael_Valenta.oti.com
The modules expansion code in Eclipse is fairly simplistic and there is
currently no plan to improve it. You should be able to work without
expanding the module. However, if you realy feel you need it, you can
always contribute a patch;-)
Michael
Céline Mortelette wrote:
> Thanks for your help Michael,
>
> I can now checkout my module and I get a single project.
> I can choose the location too if I choose "Checkout as ...".
> But I can expand the first and the second modules, but I can't extand the
> third one.
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> Other idea ?
>
> Thanks
> Céline
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> "Michael Valenta" <Michael_Valenta@oti.com> a écrit dans le message news:
> 3FC4BB95.7010403@oti.com...
>
>>Céline,
>>
>>If you use the following module definitions, you will get a single
>>project (and be able to expand it in the Repositories view):
>>
>>webmail_etc -d etc webmail/etc
>>webmail_descriptors -d descriptors webmail/descriptors
>>webmail_dev &webmail_etc &webmail_descriptors
>>
>>However, specifying an alternate location when using Checkout Module is
>>currently not supported. If you need to use a custom location, you can
>>precreate the project in the desired location and the Checkout Module
>>will overwrite the exsiting project and keep the custom location.
>>
>>Michael
>>
>>Céline Mortelette wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Hello,
>>>
>>>We have a cvs repository with many directories.
>>>We had created modules in "modules" file which are aliases.
>>>For example :
>>>webmail_etc -d etc webmail/etc
>>>
>>>webmail_descriptors -d descriptors webmail/descriptors
>>>
>>>webmail_dev -a webmail_etc webmail_descriptors
>>>
>>>We see this last module in "CVS Repositories" view, but we can't extend
>>>
> it,
>
>>>and the only checkout that we can do is "Checkout module". The result is
>>>
> a
>
>>>project created for every directory defined in the module, and we can't
>>>choose the location of the projects.
>>>
>>>We want to checkout the module as only ONE project, which contains all
>>>
> the
>
>>>directories; and we want to choose the location of thi project. In fact,
>>>
> why
>
>>>can't we use the "checkout as project" ou "checkout as ..." for an alias
>>>module ?!
>>>
>>>Thanks.
>>>Céline
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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