Check out
cvs co Path/Package
Check in (commit)
cvs ci -m "A log message."
Update (current directories and subdirectories)
cvs up
Adding new entries to the repository
cvs add foo
If foo is a file, then you to immediately do
cvs ci -m "A log message."
If
foo
is a directory, you don't have to do anything more.
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Add your code to CVS at CERN:
These directions are for CERN (lxplus).
Warning Be very careful here:
To create a user
CVS package called
MyPackage
, you first need to have the files you want to import. You should have
- No CVS directories
- no "~" files, no cleanup.sh, or i686 etc.
Once you only have .cxx, .h, requirements, job options etc. Then go to the root of the package and do:
cvs import -m "Creating package" users/$USER/MyPackage ATLAS MyPackage-00-00-00
You can import the package with no
CVS rights, but if you want to commit changes, then you will need
CVS rights. These can be obtained by writing an email to
atlas-sw-cvsmanagers@cernNOSPAMPLEASE.ch
You can see the code in
CVS with a web broser here:
http://atlas-sw.cern.ch/cgi-bin/viewcvs-atlas.cgi/users/
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RyanReece - 30 Apr 2008