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.. -*- mode: rst -*-
.. _appendix-guides-vcs:
=======================
Version control systems
=======================
The sections in this guide only cover the basics steps in the setup of
the different version control systems for usage with the Bcfg2.
Git
===
.. _Git tutorial: http://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/gittutorial.html
Adding the :ref:`server-plugins-version-git` plugin will allow you to
store version information in the statistics database. For tracking the
configuration files in the ``/var/lib/bcfg2`` directory a git repository
needs to be established::
git init
For more detail about the setup of git please refer to a `git tutorial`_.
The first commit can be the empty or the already populated directory::
git add . && git commit -a
While running ``bcfg2-info`` the following line will show up::
Initialized git plugin with git directory = /var/lib/bcfg2/.git
Mercurial
=========
The :ref:`server-plugins-version-hg` plugin also allows you to store
version information in the statistics database.
To use mercurial to track your configuration files, the repository must
be initialized::
hg init
Mercurial will not commit the files to the repository until a user name
is defined in ``/var/lib/bcfg2/.hg/``
.. code-block:: sh
cat <<END_ENTRY >> /var/lib/bcfg2/.hg/hgrc
[ui]
username = Yor name <you@example.com>
END_ENTRY
Now you are able to make submissions to the repository::
hg commit
While running ``bcfg2-info`` the following line will show up::
Initialized hg plugin with hg directory = /var/lib/bcfg2/.hg
Darcs
=====
The :ref:`server-plugins-version-darcs` plugin also allows you to store
version information in the statistics database.
To use darcs to track your configuration files, the repository must
be initialized::
darcs initialize
To commit to the darcs repository an author must be added to the
``_darcs/prefs/author`` file. If the ``author`` file is missing,
darcs will ask you to enter your e-mail address.
.. code-block:: sh
cat <<END_ENTRY >> /var/lib/bcfg2/_darcs/prefs/author
you@example.com
END_ENTRY
All files in the ``/var/lib/bcfg2`` directory should be added to darcs
now::
darcs add *
After that you can submit them to the repository::
darcs record
While running ``bcfg2-info`` the following line will show up::
Initialized Darcs plugin with darcs directory = /var/lib/bcfg2/_darcs
Cvs
===
The :ref:`server-plugins-version-cvs` plugin also allows you to store
version information in the statistics database.
plugins = Bundler,Cfg,...,Cvs
The CVS repository must be initialized::
cvs -d /var/lib/bcfg2 init
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