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Scott Klement wrote:
I don't really have the time to learn something new right now. Would it be possible for you to post simple command lines for SVN that are compatible with CVS's checkout, update and commit capabilities? So I can get started quickly without taking time to learn SVN?
Many of the commands are the same, though the repository paths are different.
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CVS: export CVS_RSH=ssh
cvs -z3 -d :ext:carey@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:/cvsroot/tn5250
co -P tn5250
SVN: svn co https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/tn5250/tn5250/trunk
tn5250
CVS: cvs up
SVN: svn up
CVS: cvs up -j "b0_10:2 days ago" -j b0_10
SVN: svn merge -r 123:HEAD
https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/tn5250/trunk/branches/0.10
CVS: cvs ci -m "Commit message."
SVN: svn ci -m "Commit message."
CVS: cvs -n up
SVN: svn status
CVS: rm foo.c
cvs up foo.c
SVN: svn revert foo.c
CVS: cp foo.c bar.c
rm foo.c
cvs rm foo.c
cvs add bar.c
SVN: svn mv foo.c bar.c
Subversion commands work the same on the repository as on the working
copy, so there's no difference like cvs diff versus cvs rdiff, and copy
and move work directly on the repository, and on directories as well as
files.
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