CVSBrowser 1.2.0
Description
CVSBrowser is a Total Commander File System Plugin to browse a CVS repository.Features:
* Provides the standard browsing features for Total Commander file systems
* Allows viewing of CVS Log information on directory or file level
* Allows viewing/opening/comparing of different file revisions and the current working file with the repository file
* Allows viewing of any file from the CVS repository
* Allows revision graph representation of working file
* Allows checkout of files or modules to a local file system
* Allows to create local file system CVS repositories
* Allows to add new folders and files to CVS repositories
* Allows to remove files from CVS repositories
* Allows to commit changed files to CVS repositories
* Allows to add or remove tags (symbolic names) from CVS repositories
* Different sets of repositories can be configured separately
What’s new
- "Update Function on Working File"
An update function on the working file in the
local browser view allows to update/merge the
local working file with the latest cvs version..
- "Revision Graph for Working Files"
From the log window it is possible to get a
graphical representation of the CVS revisions
and tags, using parts of TortoiseCVS.
- Followup: "Adding Folders & Trees does not work"
Some INI file changes to make it work:
Pattern_Log_DirectoryUnknown=": nothing known about "
Pattern_Log_DirectoryExists=": Logging "
Pattern_Log_NoCVSEntries=": cannot open CVS/Entries for reading: No such file or directory"
An update function on the working file in the
local browser view allows to update/merge the
local working file with the latest cvs version..
- "Revision Graph for Working Files"
From the log window it is possible to get a
graphical representation of the CVS revisions
and tags, using parts of TortoiseCVS.
- Followup: "Adding Folders & Trees does not work"
Some INI file changes to make it work:
Pattern_Log_DirectoryUnknown=": nothing known about "
Pattern_Log_DirectoryExists=": Logging "
Pattern_Log_NoCVSEntries=": cannot open CVS/Entries for reading: No such file or directory"
