[cvsnt] Latest updates

[Carl Zmola]

Is it possible to make an effort to get a good, solid, stable version 
before adding new features, and maybe redefine what "stable" means.

We were trying to run 2.0.26 for a while on Windows server 2003 
(without active directory) and really got burned by the pserver security 
issues.  I know that you can't be responsible for OS bugs, but I don't 
really trust the term "stable"  anymore.  

Like most CVS users, we don't do anything fancy. All we really want is 
a stable version.  I don't want or need a new version every month.
Is there an older version of CVS NT that is more stable?





On 18 Apr 2004 at 17:53, Tony Hoyle wrote:
> cvsnt 2.0.40
> 
> * Lots of minor bug fixes from .38/.39.  If .40 seems OK to people I'll make
> it the stable version (around midweek) as it's had more time to mature than 
> .38 got.
> * Installs a .chm file with the latest documentation.  This
> is transcribed from the latest version on the wiki, minus the page
> on postcommit, and some lockserver and modules2 documentation (to be
> added when I get chance and/or someone else does it).
> * modules2 is now capable of renaming files - this means the entire rename 
> structure is in the code and ready to automate (this is harder than it sounds).
>    eg.
> 
>      [mymodule]
>      / = realmodule
>      *foo.txt =
>      *bar.txt = realmodule/foo.txt
>      *baz.txt = othermodule/file.txt
> 
>      This is a basic module definition, with foo.txt deleted/renamed to 
> bar.txt, and baz.txt coming from another directory altogether.  The '*' at
> the front states that this is a file mapping rather than a directory.
> 
> modules2 is still considered experimental, but people are encouraged to use it 
> as I need to find any problems with it (esp. conflicts with frontends as the 
> RCS filenames no longer equal the client filenames...  in some cases this can 
> be worked around (eg. log and status give a virtual name not a real one)).
> 
> Tony
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