cleyan
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| Posted: 10/29/2011, 3:37 PM |
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Hi
Some of you know if is possible to use gitHub to manage source code version in CCS 4.x ?
I want to use it with the source code option of the IDE
Thanks in advanced
Best regards
Crlos
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datadoit
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| Posted: 10/30/2011, 8:05 AM |
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I use gitHub outside of CCS for CCS projects. Don't like the way CCS
will 'alter' a file that hasn't really been altered, thus when
publishing to CVS/SVN those non-altered files also get updated, without
the ability to offer a different comment.
To get CCS's CVS feature to work, you'll need a cvs.exe file somewhere
on your machine. To accomplish that, I've always had to install CVSNT
on my development workstations, along with TortoiseCVS.
gitHub is somewhat different, in that it's, well, git, and not CVS.
More like a variant of SVN. There's also issues to deal with such as
key certificates, and the requirement for something like Pageant to
handle that.
Thus, I'm not so certain that the built-in CVS feature of CCS will work
at all in a gitHub scenario. However, even if it did, we wouldn't use
it here due to the reason given above in paragraph one. The world has
evolved onward from CVS in lieu of newer, more robust and secure methods
such as SVN and git.
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cleyan
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| Posted: 11/02/2011, 1:57 PM |
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Ok I undestand, thank a lot
Best Regards
Carlos
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DataDoIT
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| Posted: 05/18/2012, 1:29 PM |
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Some more research produced this:
http://schacon.github.com/git/git-cvsserver.html
Basically, it is possible to continue to use CCS's built-in versioning
control, which is a CVS client, with GitHub. But, you'll need a layer
in between to act as the middle-man between your clients (CCS) and
GitHub. To do that would require a Linux host running Git and the above
referenced plugin.
[CCS] <-----> [Linux w/Git and plugin] <-----> [GitHub]
Somewhat counterproductive to the whole cloud-computing thing, but it is
possible with a little bit of work.
C'mon Yes! Put some native Git support into CodeCharge Studio and leave
CVS where it belongs - in the last millennium!
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