collaborative version system
CVS (English: , or) stands for Collaborative Version System or Concurrent Version System . It is a version control system that facilitates software development and users to work together.
| Developer | The CVS Team |
|---|---|
| Initial Release | November 19, 1990 |
| current version |
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| Source code repository |
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| programming language | C |
| operating system | Unix-like、Windows |
| type | version control |
| agreement | GNU General Public License |
| website | savannah.nongnu.org |
Many open source or free software projects use CVS as a central point among their programmers so that improvements and changes from each programmer can be integrated. These projects include: Gnome , KDE , GIMP , Wine , etc. Use of CVS is licensed under the GNU General Public License .
This is a system that places a set of files in a hierarchical directory tree to keep them in sync. People can update their local copy of the hierarchical tree from the CVS server and send back modified results or new files; or delete old files.
The behavior of CVS based on the client/server structure allows it to accommodate multiple users and it is also convenient to form a network. This feature makes CVS the first choice when people in different locations process data files (especially the source code of the program) at the same time (now gradually replaced by Git , SVN, etc.).
limit
- CVS does not support copying and renaming files.
- No atomic commit (Atomic commit)
- CVS only supports text files.
IDE that supports CVS
- Vim
- plugin: Menu for CVS-Versioncontrol ( page archive backup , stored in)
- Emacs
- Anjuta
- Dev-C++
- Eclipse
- aptana
- NetBeans
- I understand the idea
- wxDev-C++
- KDevelop
- Komodo IDE
- Aqualogic
- Xcode
- PhpED
- PHPEdit
- JDeveloper
- Oracle SQL Developer
- SlickEdit
See
external link
- CVS Chinese manual (Simplified GBK).
- CVS - Concurrent Versions System ( page archive backup , stored in) (English), CVS's website, is no longer maintained.
- ^ "Concurrent Versions System - News Stable CVS Version 1.11.23 Released!" ; Author name string: Derek Robert Price; Language of work or title: English; Publication date: May 8, 2008; Retrieval date: 2, 2021 January 10th.
- ^ "Stable CVS Version 1.11.23 Released!" ; Author name string: Derek Price; Language of work or title: English; Publication date: May 8, 2008; Retrieval date: February 10, 2021.
- ^ "Concurrent Versions System - News CVS Feature Version 1.12.13 Released!" ; Author name string: Derek Robert Price; Language of work or title: English; Publication date: September 28, 2005; Retrieval date: February 2021 January 10th.
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