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Keshav: /* Developer Access */

2006-01-24T16:24:41Z

‎Developer Access

Keshav: /* Closed Source Component */

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‎Closed Source Component

Keshav: /* Core */

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‎Core

Keshav: /* Core */

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‎Core

Keshav: /* About CVS */

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‎About CVS

Keshav: /* Anonymous Access */

2006-01-24T15:59:12Z

‎Anonymous Access

Keshav at 15:56, 24 January 2006

2006-01-24T15:56:01Z

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= About CVS =

CVS (Concurrent Versions System) is a tool used by many software developers to manage changes within their source code tree. CVS provides the means to store not only the current version of a piece of source code, but a record of all changes (and who made those changes) that have occurred to that source code. Use of CVS is particularly common on projects with multiple developers, since CVS ensures changes made by one developer are not accidentally removed when another developer posts their changes to the source tree.

In order to access a CVS repository, you must install a special piece of software called a CVS client. CVS clients are available for most operating systems.

CVS client software is probably included in your integrated development environment (ie. Eclipse, IntelliJ) so check your IDE documentation.

= Core =

== Anonymous Access ==

All users will be given read-only access to the geWorkbench core. The project can be checked out through anonymous CVS using:

<code>cvs -d:extssh:anonymous@adcvs.cu-genome.org:/cvs/magnet/core login</code>

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 Component project developers can access the CVS tree similar to the way CVS is accessed to checkout the core:
-<code>cvs -d:extssh:developername@adcvs.cu-genome.org:/cvs/magnet co -P geworkbench</code>
+<code>cvs -d:extssh:developername@adcvs.cu-genome.org:/cvs/magnet co -P componentname</code>
 == Closed Source Component ==

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 == Closed Source Component ==
-The main difference is that the source code can only be checked out by the component project developers.  You cannot acces the CVS tree via anonymous CVS.
+The main difference is that the source code can only be checked out by the component project developers.  You cannot access the CVS tree via anonymous CVS.  To checkout a closed source component project, use:
 <code>cvs -d:extssh:developername@adcvs.cu-genome.org:/cvs/magnet co -P componentname</code>

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 = Core =
-== Anonymous Access ==
+=== Anonymous Access ===
 All users will be given read-only access to the geWorkbench core.  The project can be checked out through anonymous CVS using:
-<code>cvs -d:extssh:anonymous@adcvs.cu-genome.org:/cvs/magnet co -P core</code>
+<code>cvs -d:extssh:anonymous@adcvs.cu-genome.org:/cvs/magnet co -P geworkbench</code>
 '''NOTE:''' UNIX file and directory names are case sensitive.
-== Developer Access ==
+=== Developer Access ===
 Project developers can access the CVS tree via this method.  Substitute developername with the proper value in the path below.  When prompted, enter your site password.
-<code>cvs -d:extssh:developername@adcvs.cu-genome.org:/cvs/magnet co -P core</code>
+<code>cvs -d:extssh:developername@adcvs.cu-genome.org:/cvs/magnet co -P geworkbench</code>

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 All users will be given read-only access to the geWorkbench core.  The project can be checked out through anonymous CVS using:
-<code>cvs -d:extssh:anonymous@adcvs.cu-genome.org:/cvs/magnet/core login</code>
+<code>cvs -d:extssh:anonymous@adcvs.cu-genome.org:/cvs/magnet co -P core</code>
 '''NOTE:''' UNIX file and directory names are case sensitive.
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 == Developer Access ==
-Only project developers can access the CVS tree via this method.  Substitute modulename and developername with the proper values. Enter your site password when prompted.
+Project developers can access the CVS tree via this method.  Substitute developername with the proper value in the path below.  When prompted, enter your site password.

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	CVS client software is probably included in your integrated development environment (ie. Eclipse, IntelliJ) so check your IDE documentation.		CVS client software is probably included in your integrated development environment (ie. Eclipse, IntelliJ) so check your IDE documentation.
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		+	'''NOTE:''' A SSH client must be installed on your client machine to access our CVS repository.

	= Core =		= Core =

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:59, 24 January 2006
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	<code>cvs -d:extssh:anonymous@adcvs.cu-genome.org:/cvs/magnet/core login</code>		<code>cvs -d:extssh:anonymous@adcvs.cu-genome.org:/cvs/magnet/core login</code>
		+
		+	'''NOTE:''' UNIX file and directory names are case sensitive.
		+
		+	== Developer Access ==
		+
		+	Only project developers can access the CVS tree via this method. Substitute modulename and developername with the proper values. Enter your site password when prompted.