It's not always as straight forward as checking out the code again so here's a batch script to recursively update the CVS\Root file with the new CVSROOT.
Synopsis: updateCVSRoot.bat <WORKSPACEDIR> <CVSROOT>
- @echo off
- REM This script is used to update CVS Root in checked out directory
- REM SYNOPSIS: updateCVSRoot.bat <WORKSPACEDIR> <CVSROOT>
- REM Check arguments
- if "%2" == "" goto MISSINGARGUMENT
- REM Check if workspace directory exist
- IF NOT EXIST %1 GOTO NOWORKSPACEDIR
- REM Setup variables
- SET W_DRIVE=%~d1
- SET W_PATH=%~dp1
- REM Enter drive and directory for the root of CVS checked out directory
- %W_DRIVE%
- cd %W_PATH%
- REM Find all Root files and replace with CVSROOT
- for /f "tokens=*" %%a in ('dir Root /b /s') do (
- echo %2> "%%a"
- )
- echo Done!
- exit /b 0
- :MISSINGARGUMENT
- printf "Usage: %~n0 <WORKSPACEDIR> <CVSROOT>\n"
- printf " WORKSPACEDIR Root directory to search for filenames called Root\n"
- printf " CVSROOT Fully qualified CVSROOT\n"
- printf "\n"
- printf "Example: %~n0 c:\\\\cvsdir :sserver:username@cvs.localdomain:/my/cvsroot\n"
- printf "\n"
- exit /b 1
- :NOWORKSPACEDIR
- echo ERROR: %1 doesn't exist
- echo.
- exit /b 1
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