Re: Project handling multiple developers
Re: Project handling multiple developers
- Subject: Re: Project handling multiple developers
- From: Chris Espinosa <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 20 Nov 2008 20:15:21 -0800
On Nov 20, 2008, at 8:04 PM, mahaboob pa wrote:
Hi all,
I need to make further developments of my project with multiple
developers. By googling I got one solution as using CVS. I'm using
Leopard and Xcode3.1. My project resides on the folder Desktop/
myProject. In Terminal I did like this.
newtoks-mac-mini:~ Newtok$ mkdir first_cvs
newtoks-mac-mini:~ Newtok$ export CVSROOT=/first_cvs
newtoks-mac-mini:~ Newtok$ cvs init
newtoks-mac-mini:~ Newtok$ cd desktop
newtoks-mac-mini:~ desktop Newtok$ cd myProject
newtoks-mac-mini:myProject Newtok$ cvs import -m "first" first_cvs
yoyo start
newtoks-mac-mini:myProject Newtok$ cd
newtoks-mac-mini:~ Newtok$ cvs checkout first_cvs
When I checkout one file and then making any editing and commit it,
then the file is updating and information is enters into the Entries
file.
But I can't make it accessible to multiple developers. How can I do
that? How can I add another developer?In the article I found it by
using NetInfo Manager.App can do this. But I can't find out this in
system. Is there any other easly manageable free version control
system available ?
You have configured cvs for a local user. In order to allow multiple
developers to have access to the project, you should set up a CVS
server on a machine that will be available to all developers all the
time (i.e. not on your personal notebook computer).
See http://www.novajo.ca/cvs.html for a good tutorial on setting up a
cvs server.
Chris
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