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Christian Gut said: |
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> On Tue, 01 Jun 2004, Kurt Lieber wrote: |
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>> On Tue, Jun 01, 2004 at 09:20:01PM -0400 or thereabouts, Mike Frysinger |
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>> wrote: |
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>> > what about those who don't use CVSROOT in the environment because we |
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>> work with |
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>> > many cvs repos with many cvs based projects ? |
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>> > looking at the CVS/Root file in my gentoo-x86 checkout, it reads: |
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>> > vapier@××××××××××.org:/home/cvsroot/ |
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>> > am i going to have to sed all of those files ? |
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>> Truthfully, I don't know. Hopefully someone who's more of a cvs expert |
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>> answer that question. Marius ran a couple of grep statements earlier, |
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>> so I |
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>> can tell you what we're looking at: |
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> why not just simple like this: |
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> echo $MYNEWCVSROOT > /path/to/localcopy/**/CVS/Root |
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> or for zsh users: |
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> echo $MYNEWCVSROOT > /path/to/localcopy/**/CVS/Root |
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> not tested but i used to use that. |
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<quote> |
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What if you're in the middle of working on a CVS project, and need to |
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change the CVS server that you'd like to commit to? It's easy, if you pipe |
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the output of a find through an xargs running a perl -pi -e: |
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schuyler@ganesh:~/nocat$ find -name Root | xargs perl -pi -e |
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's/cvs.oldserver.com/cvs.newserver.org/g' |
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I'm not sure if this is what you devs are looking of cuz ive never used |
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cvs, but i remembered this: http://hacks.oreilly.com/pub/h/73 and was |
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wondering if that is what your lookin for |
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Joe Booker |
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