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how to do this?
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Mike |
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how to do this? |
Date: |
Sat, 13 Nov 2004 02:08:35 -0000 |
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I need some help. I have an application that is running 3
environments. I want to have a single cvs tree that
supports the 3 environments. The source moves from one
environment to the next using tags. I don't know how to
create the environment. I know I can use the 'cvs co -d env os/app'
to checkout the source, but is there a reverse to build?
I have something like:
/os/app
/dev
/test
/prod
The source is the same in the environments, just at different
stages of development. I want to store the source in a tree like:
/os/app
Suggestions on how to do this?
Mike
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