[cvsnt] Re: vendor branch and import problem

Oliver Giesen ogware at gmx.net
Thu Feb 26 16:38:52 GMT 2004


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Tony Hoyle wrote:

> They don't really work like that.  That would require baseline support
> which I'm not aware any of 'free' systems support. 

What exactly do you mean by that? I am apparently still ignorant to your 
statement that Import never worked in the first place as this is totally 
contrary to my experience...


 > An import will
> allow you to update your sources

It no longer does... :(


 > but you end up putting all your
> changes back in, which is a pain (I avoid import and do it manually,
> myself).

Yes, it's a matter of merging back and forth. Hasn't been much of an 
effort so far. However, my case is probably a bit special in this 
respect as the local modifications I make eventually get contributed to 
the "official" third-party sources anyway. All I usually have to do when 
we get the next third-party release is use cvs admin -b to reset the 
default branch to the vendor branch...

Cheers,

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