> I have two local disks I want to place a cvs repository on
>/Volumes/vol2
>I have creadete vua command line the repository as CVS on this drive.
>How do I get mwCVS to use this repository? At present it only contains
>CVS control files, nothing source files added at present...
>Thanks.
Here is what I got from support.
After you ran cvs init to create the empty repository and after you ran
cvs import to add files to the repository, you next want to checkout
your files.
You should then be able to use mwCVS in the CodeWarrior IDE. MwCVS is
going to decide if the files are in CVS by looking in the "CVS"
directory that is in the same directory as your files. It looks in this
"CVS" directory at the Entries, Module and Root files.
For example:
cvs -d /usr/local/cvsroot init
cd /home/hrvoje/src/projextX
cvs -d /usr/local/cvsroot import projextX vtag rtag
cd
mv /home/hrvoje/src /home/hrvoje/src_before_import
mkdir /home/hrvoje/src
cd /home/hrvoje/src
cvs -d /usr/local/cvsroot checkout projextX
Then you can open up a project in /home/brvoje/projectX/project.mcp or
whatever. If the files in the project came from the CVS checkout
command then you should be able to use mwCVS.
Ron

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