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Re: How to checkout old version
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w wg |
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Re: How to checkout old version |
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Wed, 1 Oct 2008 08:25:37 +0800 |
According your method , I found several tags like this:
version_3_3_17 (branch: 1.8.6)
version_3_3_13 (branch: 1.8.4)
branch_3_2 (branch: 1.8.2)
version_2 (branch: 1.6.2)
v2_0_8 (branch: 1.5.2)
gdbm-branch (branch: 1.3.2)
I checked out version_3_3_13 successfully, so your method is correct.
Thank you.
2008/9/29 Alan D. Salewski <address@hidden>:
> On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 08:51:28AM +0800, w wg spake thus:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'm trying to get sqlite source from its CVS system. I have checked it
>> out the project, but it is the latest.
>>
>> I want to get an old version (ie: 3.3.6), what command should use ?
>>
>> Thank you.
>>
>> --
>> wwg
>
> Hi wwg,
>
> Assuming version 3.3.6 was tagged as such, you'll need to find out the
> exact name of the tag. One simple way to do that would be to pick a file
> in your CVS working directory that's likely to have been around for most
> (or all) tags and invoke 'cvs status -v' on it. Most projects have a
> 'README' file or similar in the top-level source code directory that
> works well for this purpose:
>
> $ cvs status -v README
>
> The output will list, among other things, the various CVS tags
> associated with that file. You can then use one of the tags to check out
> the version that you're interested in:
>
> $ cvs co -r SOME_TAG_NAME_3-3-6 PROJECT_NAME
>
> HTH,
> -Al
>
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