How to update OprDoc
- It is recommended that you update the OprDoc package
in your public_html area in order to
see the changes you are making using your preferred browser before
changing the official version of the manual.
If you don't already have a public_html area, do this:
cd
mkdir public_html
Everything you put in this directory is accessible to anyone via the
web at this site:
http://www.slac.stanford.edu/~your_user_name
- cd ~/public_html
- Checkout the package from the HEAD: cvs co OprDoc
If you already have the package cvs update -dA will update your copy to whatever it is in the HEAD
- Edit/Add files
- cvs -n update -dA [check what files have been changed]
- For updated files, update to the head:
cvs update -A filename
- Add new files created by you:
cvs add newfilename
- Commit the changes: cvs commit -m "message"
- Tag a new version of the manual (You can skip this if you're fine with
just updating to the HEAD:
cvs tag V00-xx-xx
- Update the version in the official area:
cd $BFROOT/www/Computing/Online/PromptReco/
cvs update -rHEAD OprDoc or cvs update -rV00-xx-xx OprDoc
- CVS: Read more about it!
Ada Elizabeth Rubin
Last modified: Fri Nov 14 16:50:53 PST 2003