| Problem with the eclipse CVS version label and delete [message #176767] |
Tue, 07 September 2004 05:13  |
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Originally posted by: none.none.n
Dear all,
I am a newbie regarding the CVS. Hope someone can help me with the
following two questions:
1) how can I delete a file or a whole project that is located in the CVS
repository (it seems straightforward, but pressing delete does not work,
there is also no delete option when I select a file then use the right
mouse click)
2) when I add a version label to a project, and later change some of the
files and then try to commit them I get the following error:
"cvs server: sticky tag 'version1' for file 'Source/CVSTeset1.java' is not
a branch"???
Looking forward for someones help.
Kanita
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| Re: Problem with the eclipse CVS version label and delete [message #176777 is a reply to message #176767] |
Tue, 07 September 2004 11:03  |
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Originally posted by: richkulp.NO.SPAM.us.ibm.com
Kanita wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I am a newbie regarding the CVS. Hope someone can help me with the
> following two questions:
>
> 1) how can I delete a file or a whole project that is located in the CVS
> repository (it seems straightforward, but pressing delete does not work,
> there is also no delete option when I select a file then use the right
> mouse click)
Pressing delete on a file does work. You just need to synchronize with
the repository to get the delete committed.
As for a project, that's a little confusing because you can delete all
of the files in a project, but the project itself cannot be deleted from
CVS. A project is a folder, and in CVS folders stay around because they
keep the history of all of the changes to the project hanging around.
>
> 2) when I add a version label to a project, and later change some of the
> files and then try to commit them I get the following error:
> "cvs server: sticky tag 'version1' for file 'Source/CVSTeset1.java' is not
> a branch"???
>
How do you version it? Did you use Team->Tag as Version... If you did
then there shouldn't be a problem.
> Looking forward for someones help.
>
> Kanita
>
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Thanks, Rich Kulp
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