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{\Huge How to Update the Public CVS Module}
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Sept. 2006, M. Spiekermann
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This file describes the actions needed to import the current Secondo code into
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the public cvs repository.
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1 Overview
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The cvs server on zeppelin has two different modules called ~secondo~ and
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~secondo-src~. The first one contains the version which is private for the
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people of University in Hagen, whereas the second is a special version which is
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reduced by some files which are not intended for public usage, e.g. unfinished
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or unstable implementations or parts which are used in unpublished papers. The files or
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directories which are not public can be configured in the file ~nonpublic.filelist~.
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Extern users will have readonly access for this repository. Hence we can import updates
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there and offer them a convenient way to merge in our changes of the core system into
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their (local modified) code.
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2 Updating the Public Repository
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First checkout a copy of module ~secondo~ with your cvs user.
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Then checkout a copy of module ~secondo-src~.
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Afterwards do the following steps:
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1 Go into directory secondo. Run "make showpubversions". This will show you the
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last tags beginning
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with "public-". In the following we assume that the last version was
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"public-04".
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2 Run \\
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"make changelog from=04 to=05" \\
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This command will update your cvs copy, tag the versions and computes a
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change log containg all commits between the two versions.
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3 Run \\
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"make src-archives tag=public-05 srcprefix=secondo-src" \\
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This command will create a file "secondo-public-05-LAT1.tar.gz" somewhere
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below the "/tmp" directory.
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4 Go into the parent directory and run \\
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"tar -xzf /tmp/.../secondo-public-05-LAT1.tar.gz". This will overwrite the
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files of secondo-src.
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5 Go into directory secondo-src. Compile the system and run the regression tests,
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e.g. "make runtests".
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6 Edit the file "Document/ChangeLog" by hand in order to hide information about non-public files.
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7 Do a cvs checkin with a useful comment for all files.
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8 Run "make realclean"
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9 Create with "make newfiles"
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a list of possibly new files (and directories). These will be stored in
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"newfiles.txt"
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10 For each directory create a new one in the cvs repository with "cvs add <dir-name>"
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11 Then run \\ "cvs add $(cat newfiles.txt)"[2]
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12 Goto step 9 until "newfiles.txt" is empty.
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3 Automating the Procedure
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For automating the task above we need to be sure that "make realclean" really deletes all
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files which are not under CVS control otherwise we will check in files which are
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created by make.
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Steps 9-12 could be replaced by a script which iterates over the output of "cvs -nq update"
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and checks for each entry if it is a directory. If it is a directory it
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needs to add recursively all files and subdirectories.
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*/
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