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Here is the scenario that I have. I have a cvs repository in one location (A) and I want to replicate it and keep it in sync with a repository in another location(B). This would be a single directional sync from A to B. What is the best way to do this? If it is not really feasible in CVS then which source code control system would you recommend to accomplish this? Thanks
When using CVS, I don’t know any tools to do that other than files syncing. You can achieve that using tools like
rsync(Unix) orxcopy/robocopy(Windows).If you plan on migrating to Subversion, it provides a tool called svnsync that allows to sync a repository from another one.