The pain of committing ChangeLogs...

Jamie Lokier egcs@tantalophile.demon.co.uk
Sun Jan 14 13:20:00 GMT 2001


Joseph S. Myers wrote:
> However, when committing, at least one whole copy of the ChangeLog needs
> to go across the link, since CVS doesn't store the unmodified files
> locally in a checked out tree for comparison with the modified files.

You can avoid this if you can access a machine which has a fast
connection to the CVS server.  Use rsync over your 56k to mirror your
local directory tree to the machine with a fast connection, login to
that machine and do the CVS checkin from there.

It is what I do for other CVS projects.  Perhaps rsync should be built
in to CVS, but it isn't.

-- Jamie


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