| Re: [platform-vcm-dev] How to use an already checked out cvs-project in Eclipse? |
Hello Jean-Michel,I tried it out, but at 2. I got stick, because there ain't a Team|Share Project... menu entry as the attached screenshot documents. I'm using the last stable versio 20020123.
Best regards, Tom At 09:57 12.02.02 -0500, you wrote:
Hi Thomas,First thing, although we aim to be compatible with the command line tools (e.g. use your command line tool then refresh in Eclipse and keep working) we won't be testing these scenarios until at least the next milestone.Now for your question, if you are already working on source in a CVS checked-out local workspace and would like to start working on this in Eclipse using the CVS plugin, just follow these steps:1. create a new project (either Java or a simple project) and change the default location to point to you source. 2. Select the project from Eclipse and from the context menu Team > Share Project... 3. The CVS plugin will detect that the project is already checkedout to a CVS repo. 4. You should see the CVS actions in the Team Menu (e.g. update/commit/tag...)We hope that by release Eclipses CVS plugin will be your preferred CVS tool <G>...Thomas Singer <thomas.singer@xxxxxxxxx> Sent by: platform-vcm-dev-admin@xxxxxxxxxxx 02/12/2002 05:34 AM Please respond to platform-vcm-dev To: platform-vcm-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx cc:Subject: [platform-vcm-dev] How to use an already checked out cvs-project in Eclipse?Hello, this seems to me like a general question, that a lot of coworkers ask me. I have an already from-CVS-checked-out project hanging around on my hard disk. How can I "mount" it into Eclipse and still use it outside with my preferred CVS tool? Best regards, Thomas Singer _____________ smartcvs.com _______________________________________________ platform-vcm-dev mailing list platform-vcm-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx http://dev.eclipse.org/mailman/listinfo/platform-vcm-dev
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