Re: CVS versus OSX cvswrappers
Re: CVS versus OSX cvswrappers
- Subject: Re: CVS versus OSX cvswrappers
- From: Mark Dalrymple <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 30 Dec 2002 14:54:19 -0500
Hey David,
> Does anyone have any experience using a non-OSX based CVS server to
store Mac
> generated sources..?
Yeah. The answer is "don't use .cvswrappers", since as you've seen the
CVS version that Linux distros use don't support them, and more
importantly
the Big Players (like SourceForge) don't have the (older) version that
supports .cvswrappers.
The current Project Builder and Interface Builder respect the CVS
directory
in the .nib and .pbproj files, so the principal reason for wrapping up
everything in tarfiles has been fixed. It's a little awkward at times,
since you have to cvs add the directory then cvs add the three
individual
.nib files, but after that you can do a
cvs commit -m "frobulated the borkitron" English.lproj/MainMenu.nib
and it'll Just Work.
I use wrapperless CVS for my mac stuff, which is pointed at a Linux box
and it works pretty well for me.
Cheers,
++Mark Dalrymple, email@hidden.
http://borkware.com
"Siskel & Ebert give it two thumbs in the eyes"
-- Dangi, on 'Event Horizon'
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