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Re: [platform-vcm-dev] CVS and WSAD
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These types of questions are better in the newsgroup - this forum is for
development issues.
However, I will answer here:
>>1. How do we add a project already in the workspace but not in the CVS
>>repository using Eclipse? Or, do we have to do this manually via the
>>command line?
As of Tuesday's integration build, you select the project and from the
popup menu pick Team->Share Project, and follow the wizard to create the
repository location etc.
>>2. Once we establish 1., how do we add new files to the CVS repository
>>when we add new files to the corresponding project.
As of Tuesday's integration build, once the project is under CVS control as
above, Team->Add will add it to CVS source control.
>>3. Is there ANY documentation at all on getting up and running with a VCM
>>system on Eclipse from the Eclipse point of view??
There is a fair amount of help documentation (Help->Help Contents),
including a Team tutorial in Getting Started.
Cheers,
Kevin McGuire
"Scott Dewitt"
<dewittsc@xxxxxxxxxx> To: platform-vcm-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx
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platform-vcm-dev-admin@ Subject: [platform-vcm-dev] CVS and WSAD
eclipse.org
03/13/2002 06:03 PM
Please respond to
platform-vcm-dev
We have just started a new project and need to use a source control system
to regulate access between team members. I have setup a CVSNT server
recently and have been able to test and connect to it from Eclipse.
However, I have a few questions.
We are using WSAD.
1. How do we add a project already in the workspace but not in the CVS
repository using Eclipse? Or, do we have to do this manually via the
command line?
2. Once we establish 1., how do we add new files to the CVS repository
when we add new files to the corresponding project.
3. Is there ANY documentation at all on getting up and running with a VCM
system on Eclipse from the Eclipse point of view??
Thanks,
Scott
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