Using CVS

Using CVS @@ -65,7 +65,7 @@

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-# cvs -d username@cvs.gentoo.org:/var/cvsroot co gentoo-x86
+$ cvs -d username@cvs.gentoo.org:/var/cvsroot co gentoo-x86

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@@ -76,8 +76,8 @@

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-# cd gentoo-x86
-# cvs update
+$ cd gentoo-x86
+$ cvs update

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@@ -87,7 +87,7 @@

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-# svn co svn+ssh://username@cvs.gentoo.org/var/svnroot/portage
+$ svn co svn+ssh://username@cvs.gentoo.org/var/svnroot/portage

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 (Replace CVSROOT with the location of your checked-out CVS tree=
.)
-# cd $CVSROOT/app-misc
+$ cd $CVSROOT/app-misc
 (Always update before working in part of the CVS tree!)
-# cvs update
-# mkdir foo
+$ cvs update
+$ mkdir foo
 (Here, we add the package directory foo to the CVS repository.)=

-# cvs add foo
-# cd foo
+$ cvs add foo
+$ cd foo
 (It's better to keep in-progress ebuilds in an overlay outside =
of your CVS tree.)
-# cp /path/to/foo-1.0.ebuild ./
+$ cp /path/to/foo-1.0.ebuild ./
 (Make sure PORTDIR_OVERLAY is set to the CVS directory when cre=
ating manifests.)
-# repoman manifest
-# ${EDITOR} metadata.xml
+$ repoman manifest
+$ ${EDITOR} metadata.xml
 You don't necessarily need a files directory any more
-# cvs add foo-1.0.ebuild metadata.xml files
+$ cvs add foo-1.0.ebuild metadata.xml files
 [Don't forget to create a ChangeLog - see the man page for echa=
ngelog.]
-# echangelog "New ebuild for foo. Ebuild written by me. Fixes bug #XXXXX=
X."
+$ echangelog "New ebuild for foo. Ebuild written by me. Fixes bug #XX=
XXXX."

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-See the Gentoo -Metadata section for more information on metadata.xml. +See the Gentoo Metadata secti= on for more +information on metadata.xml.

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@@ -160,9 +160,9 @@

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-# cd CVSROOT/app-misc/foo
-# cvs update
-# cvs remove -f foo-1.0.ebuild
+$ cd CVSROOT/app-misc/foo
+$ cvs update
+$ cvs remove -f foo-1.0.ebuild

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@@ -176,19 +176,20 @@ =20

-Always use repoman commit rather than cvs commit. Repoman = is a quality assurance (QA) -tool that performs basic checks and creates Manifests. If any part of re= poman's output is unclear, -please see man repoman. Additionally, you may tire of entering yo= ur key passphrase repeatedly; -keychain (http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/keychain.xml) can hel= p you. +Always use repoman commit rather than cvs commit. Repoman = is a +quality assurance (QA) tool that performs basic checks and creates Manif= ests. If +any part of repoman's output is unclear, please see man repoman. +Additionally, you may tire of entering your key passphrase repeatedly; k= eychain +(http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/keychain-guide.xml) can help yo= u.

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 [Make sure there are no root-owned files present prior to runni=
ng repoman!]
 ("scan" scans the current directory for QA issues. "full" is mo=
re complete.)
-# repoman scan
+$ repoman scan
 ("commit" does a scan, then commits, while also updating the Ma=
nifest. Make sure you
  add a verbose and useful CVS ChangeLog message...)
-# repoman commit
+$ repoman commit

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-If you have noticable high ping times to the cvs server, you might want = to use the ssh master slave -setup where you only connect to the other ssh server once and let it do = the next commands over that -connection. This way you save the handshake overhead which may speed up = the whole checkout/commit -by factor 3. Just add the code snipped given below to your config +If you have noticable high ping times to the cvs server, you might want = to use +the ssh master slave setup where you only connect to the other ssh serve= r once +and let it do the next commands over that connection. This way you save = the +handshake overhead which may speed up the whole checkout/commit by facto= r 3. +Just add the code snippet given below to your config.

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@@ -211,12 +213,12 @@

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-After doing so, you can enable a backgrounded master connection by runni= ng +After doing so, you can enable a backgrounded master connection by runni= ng:

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 You can look the meaning of the parameters up in the manpage of=
 ssh
-$ ssh -M -N -f ${USER}@cvs.gentoo.org
+$ ssh -M -N -f ${USER}@cvs.gentoo.org

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Developers have access to webhosting, http://dev.gentoo.org/~$YOURNAME. = Please -see the -Webspace Configuration Guide for details. +see the Webspace +Configuration Guide for details.

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