WebCVS (Concurrent Versions System) is a version control system that can record the history of your files (usually, but not always, source code). CVS only stores the differences …
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3.2. Configuring CVS on Your System - Fedora People
WebUse the command source ~/.bashrc to have the changes take effect.. Create a file named .cvsrc in your home directory. It should contain the following: cvs -z3 diff -uN rdiff -uN …
WebFDP CVS Usage Guidelines Introduction. The Concurrent Versions System, or CVS, is software that allows people to cooperatively work on a set of files, such as in a …
WebIf your goal is to download the various Fedora Core documents and to render them on your system, you only need read-only access to the CVS repository. Follow the instructions in …
WebFedora Websites CVS. Like much of the rest of the Fedora Project, the Fedora websites are available in their raw form. fedoraproject.org is a wiki, and so has no CVS repository. …
WebView the cvs packages in Fedora. Subpackages. cvs - Concurrent Versions System; cvs-contrib - Unsupported contributions collected by CVS developers; cvs-doc - Additional …
WebConcurrent Versions System （コンカレント・バージョンズ・システム、並行バージョンシステム）は、通常 CVS （シーブイエス）と略される、 テキストファイル の変更を …
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WebCVSの設定（はじめだけ♪）. CVSによる CVSROOT を /home/hoge/cvsroot に設定するとした場合、以下の手順を実行します。. 1.好みの問題ですが、CVSROOT を誰でもが参 …
WebThis guide explains in several easy steps how to get started doing Fedora CVS with Devshell. It goes through the steps of getting the source, and converting your Fedora …
WebAs part of the merge, we are going to be migrating to the use of /cvs/pkgs as opposed to either /cvs/dist or /cvs/extras. Note that /cvs/extras will continue to function on …
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