[PD-dev] cvs question

[Hans-Christoph Steiner]

You can always test things on a local CVS server too.  You can just  
copy the CVS files to your machine, and set your CVSROOT to point to  
them, then try anything.  SourceForge used to provide a way to directly  
download the CVS files, but I haven't tried recently.

.hc

On Oct 30, 2004, at 3:36 PM, guenter geiger wrote:

>
> I have to admit that i cant remember how I really did it, but I think
> I branched off instead of importing.
> It might be good to wait for the release of 0.38 until we create a  
> branch.
> ...and 0.38 in CVS should be up to date.
>
> Guenter
>
>
> On Fri, 29 Oct 2004, Tim Blechmann wrote:
>> hi all ...
>>
>> i created a branch based on pd-0.38-test7 that hopefully has all
>> features of devel_0_37 locally on my machine ...
>>
>> i'd like to check it in the cvs, as devel_0_38, although i want to  
>> make
>> sure that i'm not breaking anything on the cvs server ...
>> is something like
>> cvs import pd -b devel devel_0_38
>> correct?
>>
>> cheers ... tim
>>
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