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Explain CVS and CVS commands

Explain CVS? List some useful CVS commands?

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CVS stand for Concurrent Version System. It is front end to the RCS revision control system that extends the notion of revision control from a group of files in a single directory to a hierarchical collection of directories consisting of revision controlled files. These directories & files can be joined together to form a software release.

There are some useful commands which are being used very often. They are following

  •  cvs update     
  • cvs checkout    
  • cvs add
  • cvs remove
  • cvs commit

 

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