I've been poking around with Eclipse, CVS using sourceforge and looking at the project directories under Eclipse.
I tried to use the integrated CVS (I'm on Windows XP) and it keeps trying to add CVSROOT onto the end of the path yielding /CVSROOT/PROJECTNAME/CVSROOT and saying that it doesn't exist on the server. I am confused about this since TortoiseCVS just takes /CVSROOT/PROJECTNAME/ and is happy with it.
Then I was thinking that perhaps I can just use TortoiseCVS and commit the right .metadata files, but which ones are they? I figure it would be silly to put all of the information under there - yielding a complete copy of my desktop - but when I try to selectly delete things it loses the entire project (!), even though the main project definitions are intact. I'm wondering if they didn't serialize of bunch of important things to the .metadata folder which would be kind of weird.
What files should I commit?
What's the best way of handling this?
Thanks!
I tried to use the integrated CVS (I'm on Windows XP) and it keeps trying to add CVSROOT onto the end of the path yielding /CVSROOT/PROJECTNAME/CVSROOT and saying that it doesn't exist on the server. I am confused about this since TortoiseCVS just takes /CVSROOT/PROJECTNAME/ and is happy with it.
Then I was thinking that perhaps I can just use TortoiseCVS and commit the right .metadata files, but which ones are they? I figure it would be silly to put all of the information under there - yielding a complete copy of my desktop - but when I try to selectly delete things it loses the entire project (!), even though the main project definitions are intact. I'm wondering if they didn't serialize of bunch of important things to the .metadata folder which would be kind of weird.
What files should I commit?
What's the best way of handling this?
Thanks!