| CVSNT: Problem adding project to repository [message #283456] |
Sun, 03 April 2005 01:57  |
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Originally posted by: arstrube.yahoo.com
I have just set up Eclipse to use CVSNT. Everything went fine up to the
point when I wanted to share my first project. Then Eclipse complains as
follows:
CVSNT repository ':pserver:arnd@NYMPHE:/CVS' is convigured to use a
repository prefix. However, ...<snip> The use of a repository prefix should
be disable if the full functionality of the Eclipse CVS client is desired.
[OK]
After this, 'Share Poject' appears to continue normally, but it looks like
it's not really added to the repository. At least, I get no context menu
option to add the contained files to the repository.
Question (1): What is a 'repository prefix'? I've looked all over Eclipse,
Eclipse help, CVSNT and its help and two fat tomes on Eclipse, but this
term
is nowhere to be found. No definition, no application.
Question (2): How do I know my project has been successfully shared? Why
can't I add files? It also doesn't show up in CVS perspective.
any help much appreciated,
Arnd
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| Re: CVSNT: Problem adding project to repository [message #283458 is a reply to message #283456] |
Sun, 03 April 2005 07:50  |
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Arnd wrote:
> I have just set up Eclipse to use CVSNT. Everything went fine up to the
> point when I wanted to share my first project. Then Eclipse complains as
> follows:
>
> CVSNT repository ':pserver:arnd@NYMPHE:/CVS' is convigured to use a
> repository prefix. However, ...<snip> The use of a repository prefix should
> be disable if the full functionality of the Eclipse CVS client is desired.
> [OK]
>
> After this, 'Share Poject' appears to continue normally, but it looks like
> it's not really added to the repository. At least, I get no context menu
> option to add the contained files to the repository.
>
> Question (1): What is a 'repository prefix'? I've looked all over Eclipse,
> Eclipse help, CVSNT and its help and two fat tomes on Eclipse, but this
> term
> is nowhere to be found. No definition, no application.
>
> Question (2): How do I know my project has been successfully shared? Why
> can't I add files? It also doesn't show up in CVS perspective.
>
> any help much appreciated,
> Arnd
>
>
Do something like
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=cvsnt+repository+pr efix+eclipse&btnG=Google+Search
;-)
Obviously, you have to configure CVSNT to make it behave like an
UNIX CVS (using full repository paths instead of this prefix
stuff).
Cheers
Torsten
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| Re: CVSNT: Problem adding project to repository [message #283464 is a reply to message #283458] |
Sun, 03 April 2005 12:37 |
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Originally posted by: arstrube.web.de
Thanks, Torsten. The Google search was a good idea ;-).
I followed the bugzilla link at bugs.eclipse.org and configuring CVSNT to
use full repository paths instead of whatever a 'prefix' is supposed to be,
OBVIOUSLY you have to:
(1) check 'respond as cvs 1.11.2 to version request'
(2) check 'Emulate -n checkout bug'
Go figure. At least, now CVSNT works with Eclipse. For the time being...
Is there a recommended way to keep a 'cheat sheet' with common pitfalls and
their solutions?
Thanks again,
Arnd
--
"Torsten Schlumm" <torsten.schlumm@gmx.de> wrote in message
news:d2olf4$hue$1@news.eclipse.org...
> Arnd wrote:
> > I have just set up Eclipse to use CVSNT. Everything went fine up to the
> > point when I wanted to share my first project. Then Eclipse complains as
> > follows:
> >
> > CVSNT repository ':pserver:arnd@NYMPHE:/CVS' is convigured to use a
> > repository prefix. However, ...<snip> The use of a repository prefix
should
> > be disable if the full functionality of the Eclipse CVS client is
desired.
> > [OK]
> >
> > After this, 'Share Poject' appears to continue normally, but it looks
like
> > it's not really added to the repository. At least, I get no context menu
> > option to add the contained files to the repository.
> >
> > Question (1): What is a 'repository prefix'? I've looked all over
Eclipse,
> > Eclipse help, CVSNT and its help and two fat tomes on Eclipse, but this
> > term
> > is nowhere to be found. No definition, no application.
> >
> > Question (2): How do I know my project has been successfully shared? Why
> > can't I add files? It also doesn't show up in CVS perspective.
> >
> > any help much appreciated,
> > Arnd
> >
> >
>
> Do something like
>
>
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=cvsnt+repository+pr efix+eclipse&btnG=Go
ogle+Search
>
> ;-)
>
> Obviously, you have to configure CVSNT to make it behave like an
> UNIX CVS (using full repository paths instead of this prefix
> stuff).
>
> Cheers
> Torsten
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