(cvsbook.info)The Humble Guru


The Humble Guru
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If you read and understood (and better yet, experimented with)
everything in this chapter, you may rest assured that there are no big
surprises left for you in CVS - at least until someone adds a major new
feature to CVS.  Everything you need to know to use CVS on a major
project has been presented.

Before that goes to your head, let me reiterate the suggestion, first
made in Chapter 4, that you subscribe to the <info-cvs@gnu.org> mailing
list.  Despite having the impoverished signal-to-noise ratio common to
most Internet mailing lists, the bits of signal that do come through
are almost always worth the wait.  I was subscribed during the entire
time I wrote this chapter (indeed, for all previous chapters as well),
and you would be amazed to know how many important details I learned
about CVS's behavior from reading other people's posts.  If you're
going to be using CVS seriously, and especially if you're the CVS
administrator for a group of developers, you can benefit a lot from the
shared knowledge of all the other serious users out there.

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