[Kde-extra-gear] cvsExtract VS cvs2dist

[Klas Kalass]

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Am Dienstag, 11. Februar 2003 00:49 schrieb Alex Podolsky:
> Hi,
>
> What are the adventages of one over the other?
I don't know - I think cvs2dist.sh implemented some of the important featur=
es=20
of cvsExtract by now.

>
> I've used cvs2dist.sh and it worked fine (except for i18n extraction which
> was a 2 secs fix). But seems like cvsExtract is the preferred one?
Well, cvsExtract is made for the extra gear so should there ever be a hack=
=20
necessary that only applies to extra gear apps it can be done. Whatever thi=
s=20
should be :-)

But I will summarize some of cvsExtract's (as of now) features:
 - lets you fetch both from fresh from CVS and from some dir (where you=20
already have the CVS modules)
 - creates "standard" tarballs with po and doc subdirs
 - automatically retrieves all available languages by default
 - translations for messages and documentation

But I think you can use whatever you want.

Regards,=20
  Klas
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