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About this manual
Adding a tag
Adding files
add (subcommand)
Administrative files, editing them
Administrative files (intro)
Administrative files (reference)
Admin (subcommand)
ALL in commitinfo
annotate (subcommand)
A sample session
Atomic transactions, lack of
authenticated client, using
authenticating server, setting up
Author keyword
Automatically ignored files
Avoiding editor invocation
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.bashrc, setting CVSROOT in
b
Binary files
Branch, creating a
Branches
Branches, copying changes between
Branches motivation
Branches, sticky
Branch merge example
Branch number
Branch numbers
Branch, vendor-
Bringing a file up to date
Bugs, known in this manual
Bugs, reporting (manual)
c
Changes, copying between branches
Changing a log message
checked out copy, keeping
Checking commits
Checking out source
Checkin program
checkout, as term for getting ready to edit
Checkout, example
Checkout program
Checkout (subcommand)
choosing, reserved or unreserved checkouts
Cleaning up
Client/Server Operation
Command reference
Command structure
Comment leader
Commit files
Commitinfo
Commit (subcommand)
Committing changes
Commit, when to
Common options
Common syntax of info files
COMSPEC
Conflict markers
Conflict resolution
Conflicts (merge example)
Contributors (CVS program)
Contributors (manual)
Copying changes
Correcting a log message
Co (subcommand)
Creating a branch
Creating a project
Creating a repository
Credits (CVS program)
Credits (manual)
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.cshrc, setting CVSROOT in
c
CVS 1.6, and watches
CVS_CLIENT_LOG
CVS_CLIENT_PORT
CVS command structure
CVSEDITOR
CVSEDITOR, environment variable
CVS, history of
CVSIGNORE
cvsignore (admin file), global
CVS_IGNORE_REMOTE_ROOT
CVS, introduction to
CVS_PASSFILE, environment variable
CVS passwd file
CVS_PASSWORD, environment variable
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.cvsrc file
c
CVS_RCMD_PORT
CVSREAD
CVSREAD, overriding
CVSROOT
cvsroot
CVSROOT, environment variable
CVSROOT (file)
CVSROOT, module name
CVSROOT, multiple repositories
CVSROOT, overriding
CVS_RSH
CVS_SERVER
CVS_SERVER_SLEEP
CVSUMASK
CVSWRAPPERS
cvswrappers (admin file)
CVSWRAPPERS, environment variable
d
Date keyword
Dates
Decimal revision number
DEFAULT in commitinfo
DEFAULT in editinfo
Defining a module
Defining modules (intro)
Defining modules (reference manual)
Deleting files
Deleting revisions
Deleting sticky tags
Descending directories
Diff
Differences, merging
Diff (subcommand)
Directories, moving
Directory, descending
Disjoint repositories
Distributing log messages
driver.c (merge example)
e
editinfo (admin file)
Editing administrative files
Editing the modules file
EDITOR
Editor, avoiding invocation of
EDITOR, environment variable
EDITOR, overriding
Editor, specifying per module
editors (subcommand)
edit (subcommand)
emerge
Environment variables
Errors, reporting (manual)
Example, branch merge
Example of a work-session
Example of merge
Export program
Export (subcommand)
:
:ext:
f
Fetching source
File locking
File permissions
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.# files
f
Files, moving
Files, reference manual
File status
_
__ files (VMS)
f
Fixing a log message
Forcing a tag match
Format of CVS commands
Form for log message
g
Getting started
Getting the source
Global cvsignore
Global options
Group
h
Header keyword
History browsing
History file
History files
History of CVS
History (subcommand)
HOME
HOMEPATH
i
Identifying files
Ident (shell command)
Id keyword
Ignored files
Ignoring files
Importing files
Importing files, from other version control systesm
Importing modules
Import (subcommand)
Index
Info files (syntax)
Informing others
init (subcommand)
Introduction to CVS
Invoking CVS
Isolation
-
-j (merging branches)
j
Join
k
keeping a checked out copy
kerberos
Keyword expansion
Keyword substitution
Kflag
kinit
Known bugs in this manual
-
-k (RCS kflags)
:
:kserver:
l
Layout of repository
Left-hand options
Linear development
List, mailing list
:
:local:
l
Locally Added
Locally Modified
Locally Removed
Locker keyword
Locking files
locks, cvs
loginfo (admin file)
Log information, saving
Login (subcommand)
Log keyword
Log keyword, selecting comment leader
Log message, correcting
Log message entry
Log messages
Log messages, editing
Log message template
LOGNAME
Log (subcommand)
m
Mail, automatic mail on commit
Mailing list
Mailing log messages
Main trunk and branches
Main trunk (intro)
Many repositories
Markers, conflict
Merge, an example
Merge, branch example
Merging
Merging a branch
Merging a file
Merging two revisions
Modifications, copying between branches
Module, defining
Modules (admin file)
Modules file
Modules file, changing
Modules (intro)
Module status
Motivation for branches
Moving directories
Moving files
Multiple developers
Multiple repositories
n
Name keyword
Name, symbolic (tag)
Needs Checkout
Needs Merge
Needs Patch
Newsgroups
notify (admin file)
Nroff (selecting comment leader)
Number, branch
Number, revision-
o
option defaults
Options, global
Outdating revisions
Overlap
Overriding CVSREAD
Overriding CVSROOT
Overriding EDITOR
Overriding RCSBIN
Overriding TMPDIR
p
Parallel repositories
passwd (admin file)
password client, using
password server, setting up
PATH
Per-module editor
Policy
Precommit checking
Preface
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.profile, setting CVSROOT in
:
:pserver:
p
Pserver (subcommand)
r
RCSBIN
RCSBIN, overriding
RCSfile keyword
RCS history files
RCS, importing files from
rcsinfo (admin file)
RCSINIT
RCS keywords
RCS revision numbers
RCS-style locking
Rdiff (subcommand)
read-only files, and CVSREAD
read-only files, and -r
read-only files, and watches
read-only files, in repository
Read-only mode
Recursive (directory descending)
Reference, commands
Reference manual (files)
Reference manual for variables
Releases, revisions and versions
Release (subcommand)
Releasing your working copy
Remote repositories
Remove (subcommand)
Removing a change
Removing files
Removing your working copy
Renaming directories
Renaming files
Replacing a log message
Reporting bugs (manual)
Repositories, multiple
Repositories, remote
Repository, example
Repository, how data is stored
Repository (intro)
Repository, setting up
reserved checkouts
Resetting sticky tags
Resolving a conflict
Restoring old version of removed file
Resurrecting old version of dead file
Retrieving an old revision using tags
reverting to repository version
Revision keyword
Revision management
Revision numbers
Revisions, merging differences between
Revisions, versions and releases
Revision tree
Revision tree, making branches
Right-hand options
rsh
rtag, creating a branch using
Rtag (subcommand)
s
Saving space
SCCS, importing files from
Security
:
:server:
s
setgid
Setting up a repository
setuid
Signum Support
Source, getting CVS source
Source, getting from CVS
Source keyword
Specifying dates
Spreading information
Starting a project with CVS
State keyword
Status of a file
Status of a module
Status (subcommand)
sticky date
Sticky tags
Sticky tags, resetting
Storing log messages
Structure
Subdirectories
Support, getting CVS support
Symbolic name (tag)
Syntax of info files
t
tag, command, introduction
tag, example
taginfo
Tag program
Tag, retrieving old revisions
Tags
Tags, sticky
Tag (subcommand)
Tag, symbolic name
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.tcshrc, setting CVSROOT in
t
tc, Trivial Compiler (example)
Team of developers
TEMP
Template for log message
temporary files, location of
Third-party sources
Time
timezone, in input
timezone, in output
TMP
TMPDIR
TMPDIR, overriding
Trace
Traceability
Tracking sources
Transactions, atomic, lack of
Trivial Compiler (example)
Typical repository
u
umask, for repository files
Undoing a change
unedit (subcommand)
Unknown
unreserved checkouts
Unresolved Conflict
update, introduction
Update program
Update (subcommand)
Updating a file
Up-to-date
USER
users (admin file)
/
/usr/local/cvsroot, as example repository
v
Vendor
Vendor branch
Versions, revisions and releases
Viewing differences
w
watch add (subcommand)
watchers (subcommand)
Watches
watch off (subcommand)
watch on (subcommand)
watch remove (subcommand)
Wdiff (import example)
What branches are good for
What is CVS?
What (shell command)
When to commit
Working copy
Working copy, removing
Work-session, example of
Wrappers
z
zone, time, in input
zone, time, in output
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