> No, not yet, You did not take part in the "what dir do yo uneed write
> permissions to" discussion.
Perhaps this was whilst my computer was belly side -up?
> You really should read the doc I posted a while ago.
If I could find it, I would. Can you remember it's title or such like?
> | 1. create a tag at the current point
> | cvs tag natbib-TAG lyx-devel
>
> I belive it was TAG_CREATE_natbib
I'm glad I got this mail before proceeding further.
Ok, before I cook my goose and piss everybody off.
I have just typed from my own top directory of lyx-devel (plase note that
this is EXACTLY what I typed):
cvs tag natbib-TAG
to get
[EMAIL PROTECTED]'s password:
T .cvsignore
T ABOUT-NLS
T ANNOUNCE
etc
and
cvs rtag -R -b -r natbib-TAG natbib-BRANCH lyx-devel
to get
[EMAIL PROTECTED]'s password:
cvs server: Tagging lyx-devel
cvs server: Tagging lyx-devel/boost
etc.
So it appears that I do have write access?
I was about to type
cvs update
cvs commit
when I recieved your mail, Lars.
However, if I've done this incorrectly, can you tell me how to undo it? I'll
wait to hear from you before doing anything further.
Angus
>
> | 2. create a branch tag on that tag
> | cvs rtag -b -r natbib-TAG natbib-BRANCH lyx-devel
>
> BRANCH_natbib
>
> | 3. checkout
> | cvs checkout -r natbib-BRANCH
>
> or from inside your already checked out dir:
>
> cvs update -r BRANCH_natbib
>
> | 4. apply my changes to this checked out code
> | patch -p0 < patch_natbib
>
> if as above:
>
> cvs update
> cvs commit
>
> Lgb
