Re: creating branches

> From: Ross Cohen <rcohen@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: Mike Beard <mike_beard@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: Re: [cdv-devel] creating branches
> Date: Mon, 3 Jul 2006 12:06:11 -0400
>
> You're not doing anything wrong. The server hasn't been tested on Windows.
> Looks like Windows doesn't have all of the UNIX signals. cdvserver only
> looks for 4 of them. If you're willing to comment them out when it 
> complains
> and tell me which ones don't work, I'll patch the code to not try those on
> Windows.

It doesn't seem to like SIGHUP and SIGPIPE.  After that, it works fine (I 
think).

> That's the last thing it does before listening for clients, so it should
> work after you remove the offending calls.

Which brings me to another question.  If I create a branch like this:

   cdv create <URL2>
   cdv -R <URL2> commit

Does it store the branch in the URL (the one I created initially) or 
somewhere else?  Does it create a new .cdv directory somewhere (I don't 
think so, but for completeness ...).  What does the branch do (I'm familiar 
with branches a la PVCS, SourceSafe, StarTeam, etc).  I'm just trying to 
understand, from a user prospective, what happens.

Thanks a bunch!
Mike