In previous article, Setup cvs server on Ubuntu, I described how to setup cvs server. In this article, I will describe how to setup Eclipse to work with the local cvs server.
OS: Ubuntu 9.04
Eclipse version: 3.5 Galileo, with CVS installed.
Firstly, open your project and switch to CVS Perspective
Click the Eclipse Menu Bar Window > Open Perspective > Other...
Select CVS Perspective Expoloring
Right click on the empty are of CVS Perspective wiindow,
select New Perspective Location
Enter the setting:
Host: localhost
Repository path: /myrepos
User: cvsuser
Password: ********
Connection Type: pserver
Use the default port
Click Finish
Switch back to java Perspective
Right click project, select Team > Share Project...
Use existing repository location:
:pserver:cvsuser@local:/myrepos
and click Next
Accept the default setting, click Next
And click Finish
Enter your comment and click Finish
Now, your Eclipse project is linked with your local CVS sserver.
2 comments:
Thank you very much, using a local cvs is just amazing!
Great, thanks!
I was having problems with cvsd "no such system user" error... found the solution here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cvsd/+bug/801675
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