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I have some automated tools that are accessing a git repository through cvs and git-cvsserver . I would like these tools to be able to see the commit ID of the content that they checked out. Is this recorded somewhere in the CVS metadata directory? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2284516/getting-commitid-or-git-describe-with-git-cvsserver-and-a-cvs-working-copy

This question already has answers here : How can I get the diff between all the commits that occurred between two dates with Git? (11 answers) Closed 6 years ago . I'd like to find out all the files that have been modified on the master branch (or any one branch for that matter) between two dates. I understand, from this post ( How to list the file names only that changed between two commits? ) that I can use git diff --name-only SHA1 SHA2 but I don't know, a priori, what the SHA's are between today and yesterday. Especially when there can be more than one commit on a day. To be more precise,

When I compare two identical files one from my eclipse workspace and one from repository eclipse compare editor shows differences all over the file. It even shows the tab characters in the differences. Is there any setting that will tell editor to ignore the tab characters? You can interactivly influence the whitespace comparison in the compare view from the context menu of the view in Eclipse Helios. kenyatta We actually encountered this yesterday on my development team. From the Window | Preferences | General | Compare/Patch dialog, click the Ignore white space option and that should clear

We had trouble with our CVS server connection. Also I've migrated from IDEA 10 to 11 version. Now I have problem with CVS. I cannot update, add or commit project cause of this exception: Error: Cannot find CVSROOT for file C:\New\SMDPO But configuration of CVS is OK and I have sucess test connection. Does anybody know what's the problem? Thanks Upd: I have remote CVS server on Linux. I use Windows 7. Everything was same and worked before. The problem is caused by the missing CVS folder inside the project root. IDE is looking for CVS/Root file. Select from menu: "VCS > CVS > Migrate CVS Root...

Currently some users have their umask set in ways which result in execute permission on regular files, which I'd like to avoid . Is there a way to force all files checked in to only be read with some exceptions? What is the recommended way to handle this in CVS? zhrist Cvs command option watch is also preventing file permissions to be restored. If watched, when file is checked out it will be read-only. From cvs man pages: $ cvs watch --help_options Usage: cvs watch {on|off|add|remove} [-lR] [-a <action>]... [<path>]... on/off: turn on/off read-only checkouts of files So, use cvs watch off

Hey guys. I currently use cvs to control all my source files but want to move away from cvs to svn. Could anyone give me some pointers? I have loads of projects but they are all similar therefore would like to just have the structure: Trunk. /prj1,2,3, etc Branch. As above Tag. As above I am going to be using the cvs2svn tool, have read the documentation but am still new to all of this. Can my projects all be converted with one command line instruction? Am I right that before doing all this I have to set up an svn environment first? Anyone with any tips would be helpful. Thanks Have you read

I'm currently maintaining a CVS repository for source control. There is a push afoot to move to StarTeam. It has already been purchased and is a corporate standard for most projects. I was told by the corporate owners of the StarTeam servers that there is no known way to do a complete migration of our current CVS repository to StarTeam. We have been advised to do a checkout of the latest version and import that into StarTeam. I would really prefer to keep all of my version history and not have to choose between simply losing all of the data or maintaining my CVS repository indefinitely. Has

I am having some trouble with checkout out files using a release tag and hope someone here can help. Basically my repository is structured like this module1 - src - jsp - conf module2 - src - jsp - conf A release can include changes in either module1 or module2 or both. There are several developers that could be working on any files in any of the modules. To work on a new release, we checkout the latest release (e.g. LIVE-REL-2.4) using the following command cvs checkout –r “LIVE-REL-2.4” moduleName Note that we dont check out from trunc. The reason for this is that if you checkout from trunc

How can I get tab completion to work for selecting CVS modules under Linux (preferably using bash) ? For example, "cvs co " + tab would list the modules I can checkout. I've heard it's easy to do using zsh, but still I didn't manage to get it working either. Also, how can I list all available modules (or repositories?) available in the CVSROOT? There is the Bash completion project. It has some cvs completion in it, I'm not 100% if it can determine all the modules for checkout. But it would be a good place to start. I already have this behavior I think (don't have a reliable CVS repository to