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CVS Settings

When you are setting up your Version Control configurations on the 'Version Control Settings' dialog, and you set the configuration type to CVS, the dialog presents a set of fields specific to CVS-based configurations. You can then define details such as:

  • The working copy folder to be used with the configuration
  • The path to the CVS command line client

Access

Ribbon

Settings > Version Control > Project-VC : Type: CVS

Context Menu

Right-click on Package > Package Control > Version Control Settings: Type: CVS

Settings

Option

Action

See also

Working Copy Path

Displays the full path of the folder that contains the local (working) copies of the XMI Package files.

This field is read-only; its value can only be set through use of the Select Path button.

Select Path

Click on this button to choose the working copy path, by opening a file browser dialog and navigating through the file system to the appropriate folder.

Current User

This field is read-only; its value is retrieved from a file named CVS\Root, located in the folder selected using the Select Path button.

CVS Exe Path

Displays the full path of the CVS command line client executable file.

This field is read-only; its value can only be set through use of the Select Path button.

Select Path

Click on this button to specify the path to the CVS command line client, by opening a file browser dialog and navigating through the file system to locate the appropriate file.

VC Time-Out Value

Specify the amount of time that Enterprise Architect waits for a CVS command to complete; if the command does not complete within the allowed time, the system displays a Time-out error message, detailing the command that failed to complete.

This single time-out value is applied to all Version Control Configurations (of types SVN, TFS and CVS) that the user accesses from this workstation.

Notes

  • When connecting to a remote CVS repository, the 'Current User' field should display the user name used to log into that repository; if this does not happen, it indicates that Enterprise Architect cannot extract the user name from the file ...\WorkingCopyPath\CVS\Root and the configuration does not work correctly
  • You define the CVS-specific details as part of the broader process of setting up a Version Control configuration on the 'Version Control Settings' dialog
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