Condor Project CVS Information

Condor Project CVS Information

CVSROOT:
/p/condor/repository/CONDOR_SRC

CVSROOT with multiple repositories:
Note that if you're using multiple respositories, read the following:

Instead of setting CVSROOT, you should instead specify the CVSROOT on the 'co' command line. In this case, don't set your CVSROOT environment variable unless you know what you're doing!

% # Don't set CVSROOT!

% cvs -d chopin.cs.wisc.edu:/p/condor/repository/CONDOR_SRC co .....

Modules:
The Condor modules are usually of the form: Vx_y_what where

x is major version number e.g. "6"

y is major version number e.g. "4", "5"

what determines what you get, e.g. "ALL", "CODE", "SRC", "NT_CODE"

the main ones you need to be concerned about (at the time of this writing) are:

V6_5_ALL - new development (if you're not sure, use this one)

V6_4_ALL - bug fixes to 6.4.1 release only

TRUNK_ALL - new classads, to be released with 6.7.0

Branches:

V6_4-branch

V6_5-branch

Examples:

To get V6_5-branch workspace:

cvs co -r V6_5-branch V6_5_ALL

To get trunk workspace:

cvs co TRUNK_ALL

To get a workspace with the exact code from the 6.4.1 release:

cvs co -r V6_4_1 V6_4_ALL

Non-AFS checkouts
To check out CVS from a non AFS machine, a little bit of AFS magic is required.

First, you need to "tell" CVS how to talk to the CVS server (i.e. to use ssh):

(bash/zsh): % export CVS_RSH=ssh

(csh): % setenv CVS_RSH ssh

Next, you need to set your CVSROOT to include the name of the server:

(bash/zsh): % export CVSROOT=chopin.cs.wisc.edu:/p/condor/repository/CONDOR_SRC

(csh): % setenv CVSROOT chopin.cs.wisc.edu:/p/condor/repository/CONDOR_SRC

Now, your checkouts work as described above.