What does regular CVS mode do?
This make Igloo work the way CVS was designed to do. It is useful if you are working for a long time on your own isolated changes. If you add or delete files they are removed from the workspace but not from the repository until you do a commit. When you do a check out (not a CVS checkout but an IDE checkout) it does not get the latest version of the file therefore you wont get clobbered by a new file you are not ready for yet. The theory is that you do a fully commit when your changes are stable.
Related Questions
- Do we still have the same WAN restraints on monitor mode APs as we do with regular APs and H-REAP APs? That is, do we require a 100ms or better RTD between the controller and a monitor mode AP?
- Why don my reports show an equal number of Fullpage checks compared with my regular checks in Round Robin mode?
- My application uses Application Rental mode and expires at regular intervals. Can I stop it from expiring?
