[cvs] cvs update according to date

cvs command operation

U_D3_CableRG]# cvs -f -q update -l -d -P -D 2012-06-04 -r ProjectName. 2>&1



must under ProjectName then type.



CVS checkout by date:

cvs co -D "2012-06-07" ProjectName

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  date : 2012-03-08 If want catch 2012-03-07 code then input 2012-03-08
  
  cvs will catch the code of 2012-03-07


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  cvs checkout - how do I get a snapshot of a CVS repository on a certain date?

  
  

cvs history -a -c  -D 2012-09-20

review all commits by all users since 2012-09-20

cvs co -D "2010-10-10 22:15:59 GMT" ProjectName

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[cvs] Upload new file to Repository with Cervisia

1. Commit
   
   Choose POS_system (Which fold you add new file)
   
   Press "commit" (Upload all file again)


2. Update
   
   Choose POS_system (Which fold you add new file)
   
   Press "Update" (Update all file again)


3. Display new file in Screen
   
   Now appear new file in POS_system on display screen.


4. Add version
   
   Choose which new file you add.
   
   
   
   For example:
   
   Choose test1.form
   
   Press "Add"
   
   Press "commit"
   
   Now test1.form have revision
   
   

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[cvs] Work at another project with Cervisia

1. 
   No set enviroment -- Server don't know which Repository you want
   
   set enviroment variable
   
   type echo $SHELL <-- to understand which shell I use
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

   .cshrc		.bash_profile
   #CVS Environment variables setenv CVSROOT $HOME/cvsroot setenv CVSEDITOR emacs		#CVS Environment variables export CVSROOT=$HOME/cvsroot export CVSEDITOR=emacs

   
   
   
   Check enviroment
   
   In the terminal type:
   
   env <-- after this command will show enviroment variable


2. 
   Upload Original New_project into Repository
   
   If I have one directory call project.
   
   type cd /XXX/XXX/projectname <-- under directory of projectname
   
   cvs import -m "dir structure" XXX(projectname) XXX(yourname) start

"dir structure" <-- any name you can pick

 XXX(projectname)   <--   you under at which directory
   
   "XXX(yourname)" and "start" are really unimportant - they are just version and "vendor" labels.


3. 
   Use Cervisia download New_project
   
   Repository : :pserver:luke@127.0.0.1:2401/home/luke/cvsroot/
   
   luke <-- depend on which user you use
   
   /home/luke/cvsroot/ <-- depend on which Repository you upload the new project
   
   
   
   Module :POS_system <-- depend on you. You can choose any name
   
   
   
   Working folder : /home/luke/test5 <-- You can choose any working folder you like.
   
   
   
   And press "OK"


4. 
   Open Sandbox (This is mean working folder)
   
   Choose the working folder before
   
   Working folder : /home/luke/test5 <-- You can choose any working folder you like.
   
   
   
   And press "OK" --> Start to work

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Cervisia operation document

Cervisia operation document

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  Checkout (load the project into work place : Export all code from Repository to sandbox(working place))
  
  Click the "Repository" menu then the "Checkout..." menu item.
  
  Repository : :pserver:luke@127.0.0.1:/XXX/XXX/cvsroot (/XXX/XXX/ depend on your directory)
  
  Module : resume (depend on you) <-- what is your Project name(or tag)
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Branch Tag: 1.68 (which version you update you want)
  
  working fold : /XXX/XXX/XXX (sandbox)
  
  
  
  Press "OK"
  
   


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  Browse log of file
  
  View -> Browse Log(Ctrl + L)
  
   


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  Update to which Branch Tag you want
  
  Advanced -> Update to Tag/Date (choose which date of code you want watch)
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
   

Reference :

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  http://www.osnews.com/story/6096/Learning_CVS_Using_KDE_s_Cervisia/page3/

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