On Sat, Mar 20, 1999 at 11:29:55AM -0500, Tom Lane wrote:
> If you're using cvs it's easy to update any particular subtree of the
> distribution. You do have to do a "cvs checkout pgsql" to populate the
> whole tree once, but you don't have to update all of it frequently if
> you don't want to --- just do
It's not that I have problems with the update. Currently I have ecpg checked
out on postgresql.org while working with my old cvsup setup at home. I then
transfer my patch to postgresql.org, apply and commit.
I'm currently thinking about moving to cvs completely but wonder how much
more network traffic this will cause.
The idea with the docs was just to not checkout the whole source on Marc's
machine. But if I move it home it shouldn't matter.
Michael
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