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Author: Marc ArmstrongMarc Armstrong Date: Sep 17, 2008 03:22
Hello,
I am currently working on a project which uses SVN as the primary
version control system. However I like to use RCS for my local version
control during development. Therefore, I typically would like to check
out a complete build of software from our archives (using the tortoise
tool), develop my software using emacs and RCS to control the changes I
make, then check the final product back into subversion repository.
My problem is that the files, which are already under svn control are
recognized as such by emacs due to the local '.svn' directory, meaning I
can't use RCS. I would appreciate very much if someone could advise me
how to tell emacs to ignore the svn directory?
Best Regards,
Marc Armstrong.
Hello,
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Author: Giorgos KeramidasGiorgos Keramidas Date: Sep 17, 2008 09:15
On Wed, 17 Sep 2008 11:22:57 +0100, "Marc Armstrong" pelamiswave.com> wrote:> Hello,
> I am currently working on a project which uses SVN as the primary
> version control system. However I like to use RCS for my local version
> control during development. Therefore, I typically would like to check
> out a complete build of software from our archives (using the tortoise
> tool), develop my software using emacs and RCS to control the changes
> I make, then check the final product back into subversion repository.
>
> My problem is that the files, which are already under svn control are
> recognized as such by emacs due to the local '.svn' directory, meaning
> I can't use RCS. I would appreciate very much if someone could advise
> me how to tell emacs to ignore the svn directory?
In Emacs 23.X (perhaps also in the released 22.X versions) you can
customize the value of `vc-handled-backends':
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Author: Oleksandr GavenkoOleksandr Gavenko Date: Sep 17, 2008 11:35
Marc Armstrong пишет:
> Hello,
>
>
>
> I am currently working on a project which uses SVN as the primary
> version control system. However I like to use RCS for my local version
> control during development. Therefore, I typically would like to check
> out a complete build of software from our archives (using the tortoise
> tool), develop my software using emacs and RCS to control the changes I
> make, then check the final product back into subversion repository.
>
> My problem is that the files, which are already under svn control are
> recognized as such by emacs due to the local ‘.svn’ directory, meaning I
> can’t use RCS. I would appreciate very much if someone could advise me
> how to tell emacs to ignore the svn directory?
>
>
>
> Best Regards, ...
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Author: Thierry VolpiattoThierry Volpiatto Date: Sep 17, 2008 12:11
Oleksandr Gavenko gmail.com> writes:
> Marc Armstrong пишет:
>> Hello,
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>> I am currently working on a project which uses SVN as the primary
>> version control system. However I like to use RCS for my local
>> version control during...
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Author: Oleksandr GavenkoOleksandr Gavenko Date: Sep 18, 2008 09:28
Thierry Volpiatto пишет:
> If you really don't want to use SVN look at mercurial, git or bzr.
> ...
> But with RCS i think it will be impossible.
Yea, I completely OK.
Among DVCS I found mercurial most pretty.
In hgbook.pdf special Chapter discuss about that problem
"Chapter 12. Managing change with Mercurial Queues.
12.1 The patch management problem".
I dont know if there exist mode for emacs, that operate with
Mercurial Queues, but you may use it now directly throw
C-x shell-command.
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