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List:       reiserfs-devel
Subject:    (reiserfs) Re: CVS
From:       loic () ceic ! com
Date:       1999-05-28 12:19:15
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       Ok, then all you have to do is 

       cvs rtag reiserfs-0-72 reiserfs/linux-kernel

       When a release is distributed. This way you'll be able to

       cvs checkout -r reiserfs-0-2 reiserfs/linux-kernel 

       to get old release and more important to do

       cvs diff -c -r reiserfs-0-2 -r reiserfs-0-3 reiserfs/linux-kernel 

       to get the diff between two release or

       cvs checkout reiserfs/linux-kernel 
       cd reiserfs/linux-kernel 
       cvs diff -r reiserfs-0-72
       
       to get the latests changes on the current version.

       Cheers,

Vladimir V. Saveliev writes:
 > loic@ceic.com wrote:
 > 
 > 1. checkout last tag on vendor branch
 > 2. cd there
 > 3. rsync -r  --include-from ~/update_vendor_branch/in  --exclude-from
 > ~/update_vendor_branch/ex  /pure/v2.2.x/linux/ .
 > 
 > This copies new version of files listed in ~/update_vendor_branch/in and skip
 > others.
 > 
 > 4. cvs import -m "import of v2.2.x" reiserfs/linux-kernel reiserfs v2_2_x
 > 
 > 5. merge changes made on the vendor branch with 
 > 
 > cvs checkout -jv2_2_prev -jv2_2_x reiserfs/linux-kernel/
 > 
 > I found this in `info cvs`
 > 
 > Thanks,
 > vs

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