Vitaly Tishkov wrote:
With CVS, you can have multiple concurrent branches of development hosted at the same repository. If you want to check what branch you are on, run the following commands:James, Thanks for help. Probably it's a stupid question (I'm not a gtk+ developer though, I'm a tester), but what is head branch of gtk+? I use the one located at cvs.gnome.org (export CVSROOT=':pserver:anonymous anoncvs gnome org:/cvs/gnome', etc...) Is that correct branch?
cd gtk+ cvs status ChangeLogIn particular, you want to look at the "Sticky Tag" line. If you are using the gtk-2-0 branch, it should read something like "gtk-2-0 (branch: 1.3338.2)". If you are using the HEAD branch, it should read "(none)". If you have a checkout of the HEAD branch, run the following command:
cvs update -r gtk-2-0 .from the gtk+ directory. Similarly, you want the glib-2-0 branch of glib, and the pango-1-0 branch of pango.
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