On Wed, Jun 11, 2008 at 12:16 PM, Niranjan Deshpande
<niranjan8712_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all
>
> We were using CVS as the code repository. But now we need to migrate to SVN
> My existing build script has cases where cvs commands - update/rtag/commit,
> are fired.
> The current build script gives following options to the user:
> 1. version the build result, version newly/select from a list of versions
> from the cvs.
> 2. if 1. is entered Y then enter the version number, timestamp taken if its
> left blank
> 3. Create a new branch, select a branch from those i nthe cvs, to take build
> on
> 4. commit the build result
> 5. identify whther its a nightly build.
>
> I want to modify the scripts now to use them for SVN. The cvs terms version,
> branch, head are referred by what in SVN?
Branches & tags aren't "properties" of a given file in SVN, they're
just specially-named copies. Individual files don't have version
numbers, it's a global revision number (file X was modified at
revisions Y & Z for example).
> are there all commands in svn which will help me map the above 5 points into
> my build script?
There's a whole section of the Subversion manual just for CVS
converts. http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.4/svn.forcvs.html
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Received on 2008-06-11 18:29:07 CEST