Re:Good Emacs Package to Work with CVS?

Re:Good Emacs Package to Work with CVS?

[Norbert Melzer]

York Zhao <gtdplatform-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org> Wrote in message:
> I'm very comfortable using git, especially using magit in Emacs. But
> unfortunately I will have to use CVS at the company I'm currently with. Can
> any
> CVS veteran recommend a Emacs package to work with CVS efficiently which is
> similar to magit? Is it feasible to still work on a local git repo and keep
> it
> in sync with the company's CVS repo?
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> 
> York
> 

Whenever I have to cope with a nongit Repo, I try to set up a
 local git mirror and keep them in sync. This way I can work even
 offline, which happens quite often for me, pushing the changeset
 when I'm back at internet. But so far I never was in the need to
 talk to a CVS server, SVN only... And SVN has very good support
 for two-way sync. My experiences with CVS are limited to do a one
 time conversion from CVS to git and only using git afterwards.
 
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