[Techtalk] Moving project to different cvs repository
Cynthia Kiser
cnk at ugcs.caltech.edu
Mon Jul 28 11:31:55 EST 2003
Quoting tiera <tiera at hotpop.com>:
> On Monday 28 July 2003 18.17, Karen Locke wrote:
> > Why merge the repositories?
>
> I thought I had to.
Why would you not want to? Do you have them configured differently?
(not just containing different projects).
> > If they're unrelated, you might just want to
> > move the one from computer 1 to computer 2. I suppose that does mean you
> > have to keep track of what value of $CVSROOT you have when you want to
> > access one or the other. But it's otherwise clean and easy.
>
> Thanks for the idea. I didn't know I could have two cvs-roots. But that sounds
> like the easiest way.
Do you have the 2 repositories configured differently? e.g. different
permission groups for pserver? or different scripts that you run upon
commit? If so, then having 2 different repositories on the same
machine might make sense. But from your original post, I got the
impression that you had a pretty vanilla CVS repository on each
machine. If your cvs configuration is the same, then just moving the
project directories into the cvsroot on machine one is a lot easier
than having to re-set $CVSROOT all the time.
--
Cynthia N. Kiser
cnk at ugcs.caltech.edu
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