Our developers have provided information on CVS (Concurrent Versions System), which is a version control system that facilitates collaboration among multiple developers on a project by monitoring file changes and managing concurrent edits. CVS keeps a record of all modifications made to each file in a project, enabling developers to go back to previous versions, analyze changes, and address conflicts. This system operates on a centralized repository model, where the codebase is housed in a central server, and developers obtain copies to work on their individual machines. Changes are committed back to the central repository, ensuring that the project remains up-to-date and synchronized among team members. CVS supports branching and merging, making it possible to work on multiple features or releases concurrently. Although it has been largely superseded by more modern version control systems like Git and Mercurial, CVS remains a foundational tool in the history of version control and is still used in some legacy systems.
Check out the necessary steps for installing the CVS compiler.
PRE-REQUISITES:
- Fresh installation of Ubuntu 22.04 LTS:
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INSTALL DEPENDENCIES OF CVS:
- Open a terminal, Copy and Paste the commands to install required package:
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2.System File Update Command:
First of all, we need to updates the list of available packages and their versions stored in the system’s package index. Use below command to update the system package.
Command: “sudo apt-get update”
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3.CVS Installation Command:
Next, we need to install CVS package in the ubuntu system. Use below command to install the CVS package.
Command: “sudo apt-get install cvs”
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Click Y to install the additional package.
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CVS package Installed successfully in the Ubuntu 22.04 system.
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