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This file contains a summary of any concern about the CvsPart plugin for Gideon
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(Feel free to add your comments here, but first fill this section so we can
know who said what and elaborate :-)
[M] == Mario Scalas [marios]

[M] This is an experimental attempt to integrate Cervisia HEAD's cvsservice into
    gideon (read FAQ). This part _does_ require cvsservice being installed on
    your system: I'm not an auto* wizard so you have to manually pass to the
    configure script the options:
    --with-extra-libs=$HOME/kde/lib --with-extra-includes=$HOME/kde/include
    (where $HOME/kde is where I install my own kde stuff so I don't mess with
    working kde installation)

    WARNING: Keep in mind that there are incoming changes in cvsservice architecture
    which could make this part quite subject to heavy modifications.

Current features:
* because this is a (buggy) direct conversion, as in parts/cvs.

To Do list

(Ok, this is based on cvsservice so we have already the features: we need only to
integrate them ;-)

1. When committing files must be committed differently by their type: binary
   files must be committed with "-kb" command line option. A list of file
   extension is what fits better: when committing two file lists will be
   separately committed, the one with binary files, the others with text files.
   This will make easier switching to cvsservice when time arises :-)
2. Adding the import feature for checking out modules from repositories: fetch
   a modules list and ask the user which one he wants to commit

F.A.Q.

Q: Does cvspart support login with :pserver: or :ext: ?
A: You _must_ be logged in before using cvs operations because there is no
   support for login (this will change if requests come).

