By Alvin Alexander. Last updated: June 4, 2016
Checking out a copy of a project
Select "Create | Checkout Module", then fill in these fields:
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Enter the module name and path on the server
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Local folder to checkout to
In the example above I am checking out a project named DDConnectionBroker
that resides inside of another CVS project directory named DevDaily
. The resulting files (my sandbox) will be placed in a directory on my PC named C:\DDProjects
.
I could have just checked out the name DevDaily
, but that command would grab every directory inside of DevDaily
and downloaded all of them, and that's not what I wanted here -- I just wanted the DDConnectionBroker
project.
Notes:
- You may be prompted for your password if you haven't already logged in.
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Under certain versions of Windows you may need to hit
[F5]
to refresh your WinCVS display.
With a few button clicks to open the folders, your WinCVS window will look like this:
Congratulations! You have checked out the project and you're now ready to start working with it.