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  • -j (merging branches)
  • -k (RCS kflags)

    • .

  • .# files
  • .bashrc, setting CVSROOT in
  • .cshrc, setting CVSROOT in
  • .cvsrc file
  • .profile, setting CVSROOT in
  • .tcshrc, setting CVSROOT in

    • /

  • /usr/local/cvsroot, as example repository

    • :

  • :ext:
  • :kserver:
  • :local:
  • :pserver:
  • :server:

    • <

  • <<<<<<<

    • =

  • =======

    • >

  • >>>>>>>

    • _

  • __ files (VMS)

    • a

  • A sample session
  • abandoning work
  • About this manual
  • add (subcommand)
  • Adding a tag
  • Adding files
  • Admin (subcommand)
  • Administrative files (intro)
  • Administrative files (reference)
  • Administrative files, editing them
  • ALL in commitinfo
  • annotate (subcommand)
  • Atomic transactions, lack of
  • authenticated client, using
  • authenticating server, setting up
  • Author keyword
  • Automatically ignored files
  • Avoiding editor invocation

    • b

  • Binary files
  • Branch merge example
  • Branch number
  • Branch numbers
  • Branch, creating a
  • Branch, vendor-
  • Branches
  • Branches motivation
  • Branches, copying changes between
  • Branches, sticky
  • Bringing a file up to date
  • Bugs, known in this manual
  • Bugs, reporting (manual)

    • c

  • Changes, copying between branches
  • Changing a log message
  • checked out copy, keeping
  • Checkin program
  • Checking commits
  • Checking out source
  • Checkout (subcommand)
  • Checkout program
  • checkout, as term for getting ready to edit
  • Checkout, example
  • choosing, reserved or unreserved checkouts
  • Cleaning up
  • Client/Server Operation
  • Co (subcommand)
  • Command reference
  • Command structure
  • Comment leader
  • Commit (subcommand)
  • Commit files
  • Commit, when to
  • Commitinfo
  • Committing changes
  • Common options
  • Common syntax of info files
  • COMSPEC
  • Conflict markers
  • Conflict resolution
  • Conflicts (merge example)
  • Contributors (CVS program)
  • Contributors (manual)
  • Copying changes
  • Correcting a log message
  • Creating a branch
  • Creating a project
  • Creating a repository
  • Credits (CVS program)
  • Credits (manual)
  • CVS 1.6, and watches
  • CVS command structure
  • CVS passwd file
  • CVS, history of
  • CVS, introduction to
  • CVS_CLIENT_LOG
  • CVS_CLIENT_PORT
  • CVS_IGNORE_REMOTE_ROOT
  • CVS_PASSFILE, environment variable
  • CVS_PASSWORD, environment variable
  • CVS_RCMD_PORT
  • CVS_RSH
  • CVS_SERVER
  • CVS_SERVER_SLEEP
  • CVSEDITOR
  • CVSEDITOR, environment variable
  • CVSIGNORE
  • cvsignore (admin file), global
  • CVSREAD
  • CVSREAD, overriding
  • CVSROOT
  • cvsroot
  • CVSROOT (file)
  • CVSROOT, environment variable
  • CVSROOT, module name
  • CVSROOT, multiple repositories
  • CVSROOT, overriding
  • CVSUMASK
  • CVSWRAPPERS
  • cvswrappers (admin file)
  • CVSWRAPPERS, environment variable

    • d

  • Date keyword
  • Dates
  • Decimal revision number
  • DEFAULT in commitinfo
  • DEFAULT in editinfo
  • Defining a module
  • Defining modules (intro)
  • Defining modules (reference manual)
  • Deleting files
  • Deleting revisions
  • Deleting sticky tags
  • Descending directories
  • Diff
  • Diff (subcommand)
  • Differences, merging
  • Directories, moving
  • Directory, descending
  • Disjoint repositories
  • Distributing log messages
  • driver.c (merge example)

    • e

  • edit (subcommand)
  • editinfo (admin file)
  • Editing administrative files
  • Editing the modules file
  • EDITOR
  • Editor, avoiding invocation of
  • EDITOR, environment variable
  • EDITOR, overriding
  • Editor, specifying per module
  • editors (subcommand)
  • emerge
  • Environment variables
  • Errors, reporting (manual)
  • Example of a work-session
  • Example of merge
  • Example, branch merge
  • Export (subcommand)
  • Export program

    • f

  • Fetching source
  • File locking
  • File permissions
  • File status
  • Files, moving
  • Files, reference manual
  • Fixing a log message
  • Forcing a tag match
  • Form for log message
  • Format of CVS commands

    • g

  • Getting started
  • Getting the source
  • Global cvsignore
  • Global options
  • Group

    • h

  • Header keyword
  • History (subcommand)
  • History browsing
  • History file
  • History files
  • History of CVS
  • HOME
  • HOMEPATH

    • i

  • Id keyword
  • Ident (shell command)
  • Identifying files
  • Ignored files
  • Ignoring files
  • Import (subcommand)
  • Importing files
  • Importing files, from other version control systesm
  • Importing modules
  • Index
  • Info files (syntax)
  • Informing others
  • init (subcommand)
  • Introduction to CVS
  • Invoking CVS
  • Isolation

    • j

  • Join

    • k

  • keeping a checked out copy
  • kerberos
  • Keyword expansion
  • Keyword substitution
  • Kflag
  • kinit
  • Known bugs in this manual

    • l

  • Layout of repository
  • Left-hand options
  • Linear development
  • List, mailing list
  • Locally Added
  • Locally Modified
  • Locally Removed
  • Locker keyword
  • Locking files
  • locks, cvs
  • Log (subcommand)
  • Log information, saving
  • Log keyword
  • Log keyword, selecting comment leader
  • Log message entry
  • Log message template
  • Log message, correcting
  • Log messages
  • Log messages, editing
  • Login (subcommand)
  • loginfo (admin file)
  • LOGNAME

    • m

  • Mail, automatic mail on commit
  • Mailing list
  • Mailing log messages
  • Main trunk (intro)
  • Main trunk and branches
  • Many repositories
  • Markers, conflict
  • Merge, an example
  • Merge, branch example
  • Merging
  • Merging a branch
  • Merging a file
  • Merging two revisions
  • Modifications, copying between branches
  • Module status
  • Module, defining
  • Modules (admin file)
  • Modules (intro)
  • Modules file
  • Modules file, changing
  • Motivation for branches
  • Moving directories
  • Moving files
  • Multiple developers
  • Multiple repositories

    • n

  • Name keyword
  • Name, symbolic (tag)
  • Needs Checkout
  • Needs Merge
  • Needs Patch
  • Newsgroups
  • notify (admin file)
  • Nroff (selecting comment leader)
  • Number, branch
  • Number, revision-

    • o

  • option defaults
  • Options, global
  • Outdating revisions
  • Overlap
  • Overriding CVSREAD
  • Overriding CVSROOT
  • Overriding EDITOR
  • Overriding RCSBIN
  • Overriding TMPDIR

    • p

  • Parallel repositories
  • passwd (admin file)
  • password client, using
  • password server, setting up
  • PATH
  • Per-module editor
  • Policy
  • Precommit checking
  • Preface
  • Pserver (subcommand)

    • r

  • RCS history files
  • RCS keywords
  • RCS revision numbers
  • RCS, importing files from
  • RCS-style locking
  • RCSBIN
  • RCSBIN, overriding
  • RCSfile keyword
  • rcsinfo (admin file)
  • RCSINIT
  • Rdiff (subcommand)
  • read-only files, and -r
  • read-only files, and CVSREAD
  • read-only files, and watches
  • read-only files, in repository
  • Read-only mode
  • Recursive (directory descending)
  • Reference manual (files)
  • Reference manual for variables
  • Reference, commands
  • Release (subcommand)
  • Releases, revisions and versions
  • Releasing your working copy
  • Remote repositories
  • Remove (subcommand)
  • Removing a change
  • Removing files
  • Removing your working copy
  • Renaming directories
  • Renaming files
  • Replacing a log message
  • Reporting bugs (manual)
  • Repositories, multiple
  • Repositories, remote
  • Repository (intro)
  • Repository, example
  • Repository, how data is stored
  • Repository, setting up
  • reserved checkouts
  • Resetting sticky tags
  • Resolving a conflict
  • Restoring old version of removed file
  • Resurrecting old version of dead file
  • Retrieving an old revision using tags
  • reverting to repository version
  • Revision keyword
  • Revision management
  • Revision numbers
  • Revision tree
  • Revision tree, making branches
  • Revisions, merging differences between
  • Revisions, versions and releases
  • Right-hand options
  • rsh
  • Rtag (subcommand)
  • rtag, creating a branch using

    • s

  • Saving space
  • SCCS, importing files from
  • Security
  • setgid
  • Setting up a repository
  • setuid
  • Signum Support
  • Source keyword
  • Source, getting CVS source
  • Source, getting from CVS
  • Specifying dates
  • Spreading information
  • Starting a project with CVS
  • State keyword
  • Status (subcommand)
  • Status of a file
  • Status of a module
  • sticky date
  • Sticky tags
  • Sticky tags, resetting
  • Storing log messages
  • Structure
  • Subdirectories
  • Support, getting CVS support
  • Symbolic name (tag)
  • Syntax of info files

    • t

  • Tag (subcommand)
  • Tag program
  • tag, command, introduction
  • tag, example
  • Tag, retrieving old revisions
  • Tag, symbolic name
  • taginfo
  • Tags
  • Tags, sticky
  • tc, Trivial Compiler (example)
  • Team of developers
  • TEMP
  • Template for log message
  • temporary files, location of
  • Third-party sources
  • Time
  • timezone, in input
  • timezone, in output
  • TMP
  • TMPDIR
  • TMPDIR, overriding
  • Trace
  • Traceability
  • Tracking sources
  • Transactions, atomic, lack of
  • Trivial Compiler (example)
  • Typical repository

    • u

  • umask, for repository files
  • Undoing a change
  • unedit (subcommand)
  • Unknown
  • unreserved checkouts
  • Unresolved Conflict
  • Up-to-date
  • Update (subcommand)
  • Update program
  • update, introduction
  • Updating a file
  • USER
  • users (admin file)

    • v

  • Vendor
  • Vendor branch
  • Versions, revisions and releases
  • Viewing differences

    • w

  • watch add (subcommand)
  • watch off (subcommand)
  • watch on (subcommand)
  • watch remove (subcommand)
  • watchers (subcommand)
  • Watches
  • Wdiff (import example)
  • What (shell command)
  • What branches are good for
  • What is CVS?
  • When to commit
  • Work-session, example of
  • Working copy
  • Working copy, removing
  • Wrappers

    • z

  • zone, time, in input
  • zone, time, in output

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