renaming cvs files

php.internals

Shane Caraveo

23 years ago
I want to start de-versioning our filenames (for example php4isapi.c to php_isapi.c) and project files (dsp files on win), and change built files to php5xxx where apropriate. I would do it using: $ mv old new $ cvs remove old $ cvs add new $ cvs commit -m "Renamed old to new" -r x.x old new (-r to keep the revision numbers +.1) And then of course update the make and dsp files. If noone has any issue with that, I'll start doing it tomorrow night or monday night. Of course if someone else feels inclined to do it sooner, I wouldn't mind. I don't build everything, so other people would need to build/test some of the changes. Shane

Jon Parise

23 years ago
On Sat, Mar 29, 2003 at 04:00:45PM -0800, Shane Caraveo wrote:
> I want to start de-versioning our filenames (for example php4isapi.c to > php_isapi.c) and project files (dsp files on win), and change built > files to php5xxx where apropriate. I would do it using: > > $ mv old new > $ cvs remove old > $ cvs add new > $ cvs commit -m "Renamed old to new" -r x.x old new > > (-r to keep the revision numbers +.1) > > And then of course update the make and dsp files. > > If noone has any issue with that, I'll start doing it tomorrow night or > monday night. Of course if someone else feels inclined to do it sooner, > I wouldn't mind.
Please perform the file copy in the repository itself. It would be beneficial to preserve the revision history of those files under their new names. (repo) $ cp old new (local) $ cvs checkout new (local) $ rm old; cvs remove old (local) $ cvs commit -m "Renamed old to new" -r x.x old
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