CVS question - which parts of the solution you source control

[GG]

I have a C# solution and need to move it to cvs.
Currently we have a developement and production box.
Changes are done on dev and when ready moved to prod. We compile them at
prod and then released out.

With cvs how is it being done?
Do you check in into cvs all the classes and xml or you check in all
files?
Thanks


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[Joerg Jooss]

GG wrote:

I have a C# solution and need to move it to cvs.
Currently we have a developement and production box.
Changes are done on dev and when ready moved to prod. We compile them
at prod and then released out.
You build in Production???

Why not use a dedicated build machine?
With cvs how is it being done?
Do you check in into cvs all the classes and xml or you check in all
files?

Here's a short list of names I usually put in a global .cvsignore file for
..NET development:

bin
doc
obj
cab
*.suo
*.ndoc
*.user

If you're the only developer, you can exclude *.user from the list.

Cheers,
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Joerg Jooss
www.joergjooss.de
ne**@joergjooss.de

[GG]

When I say production I meant to say that we have a machine with all the
production code installed. After is gets compilted all releases for
production are coming from here.

Thanks for the list of global .cvsignore files.
Will try it out.

Thanks

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