Re: How to manage the same version of the program with juste one difference ?

[david d]

I have make in cygwin on my machine.
I should have guess that I can do that with cvs.

Except with cvs checkout commtit trigger ?


Thanks.

"Pascal Bourguignon" <address@hidden> a écrit dans le message news:
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>
> > From: "david d" <address@hidden>
> > Subject: How to manage the same version of the program with juste one
difference ?
> > Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2001 17:26:48 +0200
> > Organization: Infonie
> > To: address@hidden
> >
> > Hello,
> >
> > Mu problems :
> > I developp some internet site in local with php, with some parameters
into
> > config file like mysql server :
> >
> > $host = 'localhost'; -> // fot local test
> > $host = 'mysql.provider.fr'; -> // fot online site
> >
> > How can I maintained this difference beetween the site delveleopped
locally
> > and the other one online.
> >
> > I have to make some patch that I applied when I d like to publish new
site ?
> >
> > The method, : I have a config file with two revision, n make the patch
> > beetween these, or I retrieve on of the two file judging from wath type
of
> > site I'd like ?
> > I have to tag version of the site the patched and the other one ?
> >
> > What can I do for this problem ?
>
> You can (should!) use make.
>
> ----------------(file-x.source)---------------
> $host = 'HOSTFDQN';
> ----------------------------------------------
>
> ----------------(Makefile)--------------------
> test:
>     sed -e 's/HOSTFDQN/localhost/g' < file-x.source > file-x
>     $(MAKE) $(MFLAGS) all
>
> production:
>     sed -e 's/HOSTFDQN/mysql.provider.fr/g' < file-x.source > file-x
>     $(MAKE) $(MFLAGS) all
>
> all:
>     @echo Whatever...
> ----------------------------------------------
>
> With only file-x.source in CVS, not file-x.
>
>
> > How can I make a patch in a windows machine, I don' have patch and diff
> > command.
>
> The only  command you'll  ever need on  a MS-Windows machine  is: ftp!
> (FTP.EXE actually, on those systems).
>
> Just transfer  the files  to a  unix machine where  you can  work, and
> transfer the resulting files back to the useless one.
>
>
> Actually  a better  scheme would  be to  install a  ftp server  on the
> MS-Windows machine  to avoid completely touching it,  and add commands
> in the Makefile to do the transfers automatically.
>
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