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Re: cvs edit
From: |
Jenn Vesperman |
Subject: |
Re: cvs edit |
Date: |
09 Apr 2003 14:02:12 +1000 |
On Wed, 2003-04-09 at 10:59, Joseph Gubler wrote:
> We sometimes need to have several developers work in a
> common CVS working directory. We would like to use the
> 'cvs edit' functionality with 'cvs watch on', but have
> found that it is unable to change file ownership.
> Essentially, the user who checked out the working
> directory can use 'cvs edit' as intended, but no one
> else can.
>
> Is this how 'cvs edit' is designed to function, or
> does it sound like we have a CVS configuration
> problem?
CVS is not designed to function with a common working directory. It is,
as I understand it, designed to obviate the need for a common working
directory in as many cases as possible.
I would suspect that your issue is with the combination of using CVS and
using a common working directory.
Jenn V.
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- cvs edit, Joseph Gubler, 2003/04/08
- Re: cvs edit,
Jenn Vesperman <=
- Re: cvs edit, Karl-König Königsson, 2003/04/15