[cvsnt] how to setup cvs to generate automatic entries in the modulesfile

[Sven.Fondel at np-gmbh.com]

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[Hallo, aus irgendwelchen Gründen kann ich nicht direkt an die cvsnt-Liste
senden. Hier ist eine etwas detailiertere Beschreibung. Vielleicht könnten
Sie die posten. Danke! A. Haag]



Sven,


> the point is, i want everybody in the team able to get all
> module names wich are checked in.


You have to specify alias names in the modules file: Get it by using "cvs
co CVSROOT". Add lines in "modules" for aliasing like:

vhs_bootloader  -a      Projekte/2000/2000130/bootloader

Then, cvs co -c will display your entries. The alias names are a shortcut
for the long module names.

Presumably, this is not exactly what you wanted. A thing unique to cvsnt is
its "cvs ls" command, which could be more to your liking.

Try:
cvs ls

This will display the top level modules.

cvs ls -R -q

This will list everything that is in your respository, including files.

Hope this helps,

Achim


> -----Original Message-----
> From: Sven.Fondel at np-gmbh.com [mailto:Sven.Fondel at np-gmbh.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, June 25, 2003 3:25 PM
> To: cvsnt at cvsnt.org
> Subject: [cvsnt] how to setup cvs to generate automatic entries in the
> modulesfile
>
>
> Hello,
>
> the point is, i want everybody in the team able to get all
> module names
> wich are checked in.
>
> i thought with the "cvs co -c" command should all modules in
> a repository
> be displayed.
>
> so far so good, but the modules file stays emty after i imported a few
> modules. how can i achieve that the file will be filled by cvs?
>
> thanks in advance
>
> Sven Fondel
>
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