CVS for Mac OS X Abstract: This document covers the platform and program-specific details of CVS clients for Mac OS X. The scope is limited to native Mac OS X clients. Assumptions: A working understanding of.

Audience: Code and web contributors who use CVS in Mac OS X You should be running Mac OS X 10.1.x or later. If you want to, you need Mac OS 10.2 or later. 'cvs' - command line client provided by Apple Computer Where to get it: Apple has provided Developer Tools for each major release of Mac OS X (10.0, 10.1, 10.2). The distribution has varied, most boxes seem to come with a developer disk, some upgrades might not. For Mac OS X 10.1: Apple's Developer Tools CD (April 2002). This comes with many (but not all boxed releases and upgrades of Mac OS X 10.1.x) The disk image is also. For Mac OS X 10.2, a Developer Tools CD was included.

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Documentation: Online: Mac OS 10.1.x: file:///Developer/Documentation/Commands/cvs/cvstoc.html Mac OS 10.2.x: file:///Developer/Documentation/DeveloperTools/cvs/cvsclienttoc.html Where is goes: cvs will be installed in /usr/bin/cvs NOTE: Since, /bin/tcsh is the default shell for Mac OS X, we recommend adding CVSROOT to.tcshrc file. /.cvspass contains password, and is created by a successful cvs login. Other help: Common errors: Version: cvs -v shows: 'Concurrent Versions System (CVS) 1.10 `Halibut' (client/server)' MacCvs - graphical client Where to get it: CvsGui has both. CvsGui has a WinCvs port of the same client, so if you work on both Mac OS X and Windows, you might use MacCvs and WinCvs for a consistent cvs platform.

Documentation: Local documentation as well. Version: MacCVS 3.2 uses 'Concurrent Versions System (CVS) 1.11 (client/server)' Default file permissions: Checkouts are 'read-only' by default. This is controlled in 'Preferences Global' Stopping CVS activity This version does not seem to have a 'cancel' or 'break' button, so be careful about pulling the entire tree.

MacCVSClient X - graphical client Where to get it: Documentation: Version: MacCvs Client Version 1.9 X NOTE: Each checkout must be placed into a separate folder (which is access via 'File Open Module.' ) General notes about graphical CVS clients in Mac OS X: Where should I install?

I put them into /Applications/Utilities, because I wanted it to be accessible by the Finder shortcut (command-A) Alternatively, /Developer/Applications is another good location. On editing files: HTML files are opened via the Finder, and sent to IE by default. This is not the same setting as the default browser ('System Preferences Internet Web' in 10.2 or 'Safari Preferences General' in 10.3).

You can change individual HTML files (or all HTML file) by using 'Finder Show Info' on an HTML file. I have had some success with using drag and drop from the CVS viewers to editors. Feedback: please add comments or suggestions to Bug.

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