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Workign with CVS

INITIAL REPOSITORY:

To create a repository, and this is normally done by the system admin. This
is NOT creating a project to checkout, but the location where everything
will be stored! The initial repository!

cvs -d repository_root_directory init

Or here is a specific example:

cvs -d /work/cvsREPOSITORY/   init

Creating a directory tree from scratch. For a new project, the easiest thing to
do is probably to create an empty directory structure, like this:

$ mkdir sqlite_examples
$ mkdir sqlite_examples/man
$ mkdir sqlite_examples/testing


After that, you use the import command to create the
corresponding (empty) directory structure inside the repository:


$ cd <directory>
$ cvs -d repository_root_directory import  -m "Created directory structure" yoyodyne/dir yoyo start

Or, here is a specific example.

$  cd sqlite_examples
$  cvs  -d /work/cvsREPOSITORY/ import -m 'test SQlite'  sqlite_examples sqlite_examples start

Now, you can delete the directory sqlite_examples, or go to another directory and type
the following:

$ cvs -d /work/cvsREPOSITORY/ co sqlite_examples

COOL TOOLS:

1. cvsps
2. cvsreport

cvsps which you can find at http://www.cobite.com/cvsps/cvsps-2.0rc1.tar.gz

$ cvsps -f README_sqlite_tutorial.html