problem using CVS

haggard · Post by **haggard** » 07 Mar 2006, 23:52

ok so i got the cvs thing and i compiled it just like the tutorial says to....but what now how do i actually play these test maps and such? please help quick....confused

haggard · Post by **haggard** » 08 Mar 2006, 00:41

haggard wrote:ok so i got the cvs thing and i compiled it just like the tutorial says to....but what now how do i actually play these test maps and such? please help quick....confused

scratch this message i figured it all out, i had to reinstall TMW

Post by **Crush** » 08 Mar 2006, 10:36

the cvs version is outdated, anyway. we are using svn now:
https://sourceforge.net/svn/?group_id=106790

haggard · Post by **haggard** » 08 Mar 2006, 13:59

hmm this svn is it any harder to use or no? i must check this out

knivey · Post by **knivey** » 08 Mar 2006, 14:16

SVN is nicer then CVS in my opinion. More and more projects are using SVN now.

Peacemaker · Post by **Peacemaker** » 08 Mar 2006, 15:32

i tried SVN last weekend and i dont like it...

I'm using the latest version of TortoiseSVN and its quite buggy
- cannot save any options
- checkout fails if target dir already exists
- cannot merge files easily

???

maybe there is a better checkout tool?

Post by **Crush** » 08 Mar 2006, 17:41

i use the subversion repository with smartSVN and i like it more than CVS with TortoiseCVS.

what i like most at svn is the posibility to create branches to try out new things without affecting the main version.

Post by **ElvenProgrammer** » 08 Mar 2006, 22:25

I'm using TortoiseSVN and I find it nicer than TortoiseCVS except when dealing with branches created in weird ways

problem using CVS

problem using CVS

Re: problem using CVS

hmm

svn is nice