Re: [VANILLA-LIST:2571] another end_tourney.pl patch

[James Cameron <quozl@us.netrek.org>]

Tom Holub wrote:
> Sure, what do I need to do?  I already have CVS installed.

Once you have an account (Bob will handle that end of things), the
general procedure for developing with CVS is ...

1) fetch the source using "cvs checkout",
   [this is normally needed only once]

2) update the source using "cvs update -d",
   [you get our changes merged at this point]

3) make changes to source and the ChangeLog file,

4) review your changes with "cvs diff -c",

5) commit your changes with "cvs commit",
   [we get to see your changes at this point, both in the vanilla-devel
   mailing list and later when we do a "cvs update"]

6) sleep, eat, whatever, until next time,

7) repeat steps 2 through 6 ad nauseum.


See the PROJECTS file for more details on the use of emacs to maintain
the ChangeLog.

By default, a "cvs commit" will commit all files that have changed, but
you can tell it to just commit one file, e.g.

% cvs commit robots/end_tourney.pl

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