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Last Post By: Oskar Zinger
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version control
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Nov 06, 2009 11:23:57 AM
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Hi,
Suppose if I have my third party version control system, Can I remove my existing CVS and integrate the third party version control in Impact 5.1.1 .
Regards,
Raju
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Nov 12, 2009 05:51:46 PM
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Re: version control
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Nov 12, 2009 06:07:05 PM
in response to: Raju Penmatsa's post
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Hi Raju,
Impact 5.1.1 uses Subversion as a default version control system, if you are installing fresh. If you are upgrading in-place Impact 5.1 then it will continue to use CVS, unless you run nci_cvs2svn right after upgrade (it will take all files and history from CVS repository and migrate it to Subversion). If you want to use Subversion, then make sure you run nci_cvs2svn as soon as you upgrade, before you make any configuration changes as those will not be retained since the new SVN repository will be created.
Impact 5.1.1 supports the following version control systems:
1. Embedded Subversion - the default option for fresh install.
2. System Subversion (SVN).
3. System CVS.
4. System RCS.
5. System ClearCase.
By 'System' I mean the version control that is installed externally to Impact installation on the system.
Check Impact 5.1.1: Administration Guide - Chapter 6: Version Control for more information.
Hope this helps,
Oskar Zinger
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