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Subject: Re: Why is the STABLE branch not so stable anymore?
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> Yeah, CVSup's ability to maintain a local repository.  With this
> methodology, instead of using CVSup to keep /usr/{ports,src} up to date
> one keeps their local repo up to date and then uses cvs to checkout
> directly from there.

If you've done a cvs upgrade to OpenBSD, that's how it works.

Jeff Love
Burgh-Com


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