Recipe 6.12 Naming Code Versions
6.12.1 Problem
You've got a milestone build of
your project, and you want to save it by name in the CVS repository
for easy reference later on.
6.12.2 Solution
Tag the project with a version name by right-clicking it and
selecting Team Tag As Version.
6.12.3 Discussion
If you've created a milestone build of your project,
you might want to save it by name. Doing so makes CVS store the
tagged version so that you can access it by name later.
Right-clicking a project under version control, and selecting
Team Tag As Version opens the dialog shown in Figure 6-16. In this case, we're going to
name our current version of the project
Gold_Edition, as shown in the figure.
Note that version labels must start with a letter, and they cannot
include spaces or these characters: `$,.:;@|'.
After tagging the current version with this name, you can find it in
the Versions node in the CVS Repositories view, as shown in Figure 6-17.
You can check out a tagged version of a module by right-clicking it
in the CVS Repositories view and selecting context menu items such as
Check Out as Project, as with any other CVS module. Alternatively,
you can right-click a project in the Package Explorer and select
Replace With Another Branch or Version, opening the dialog
shown in Figure 6-18. Select the version with which
you want to replace the current project, and click OK.
6.12.4 See Also
Recipe 6.4 on storing
an Eclipse project in CVS; Recipe 6.5 on
committing files to the repository.
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