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Download PDF by Karl Fogel: Open Source Development with CVS

By Karl Fogel

ISBN-10: 158880173X

ISBN-13: 9781588801739

CVS and resource code administration for networked teams is gifted topic-by-topic, from the creation to expert-level use. The ebook examines open resource software program improvement from a layout and association perspective and explains how CVS impacts the structure and layout of functions. the preferred first version used to be one of many first books to be had on improvement and implementation of open resource software program utilizing CVS. the second one variation has been more desirable with extra value-added fabric overlaying ideas, third-party instruments, scalability, customer entry limits, and total server management for CVS. as a way to perform what we hold forth, a few chapters of this publication also are to be had on-line less than the GNU common Public License.

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For others, however, cooperation itself is the goal. Richard Stallman is one of the most forceful evangelists for this position (for him, sharing information is a moral crusade), but he is not alone in viewing profit-driven development with distrust. Factionalism as a Sign of Strength Although we personally lean toward the “cooperation is the goal” attitude, we also don’t think free software is really threatened by the influx of corporate money. For free software, the only truly important currency is developer attention.

Update—To bring others’ changes from the repository into your working copy and to show whether your working copy has any uncommitted changes. Be careful not to confuse this with the commit operation; they are complementary, not identical, operations. Here’s a mnemonic to help you remember: update brings your working copy up to date with the repository copy. ♦ Working copy—The copy in which you actually make changes to a project. There can be many working copies of a given project; generally, each developer has his or her own copy.

The examples in the tour are oriented toward people who will be using CVS to keep track of programming projects. However, CVS operations are applicable to all text documents, not just source code. The tour also assumes that you already have CVS installed (it’s present by default on many of the popular free Unix systems, so you might already have it without knowing it) and that you have access to a repository. Even if you are not set up, you can still benefit from reading the tour. Later in this book, you’ll learn how to install CVS and set up repositories.

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