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devel/cvsutils/Makefile

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+PKG_ARCH=	*
+
+COMMENT=	collection of useful CVS scripts
+
+DISTNAME=	cvsutils-0.2.6
+REVISION=	0
+CATEGORIES=	devel
+
+HOMEPAGE=	http://www.red-bean.com/cvsutils/
+
+MASTER_SITES=	${HOMEPAGE}releases/
+
+# GPLv2+
+PERMIT_PACKAGE=	Yes
+
+CONFIGURE_STYLE=	gnu
+NO_TEST=		Yes
+
+.include <bsd.port.mk>

devel/cvsutils/distinfo

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+SHA256 (cvsutils-0.2.6.tar.gz) = F0u2MsTtgSpXIlpz7KtSk/y6sDaMRU0RO/PAOXImlbs=
+SIZE (cvsutils-0.2.6.tar.gz) = 81051

devel/cvsutils/patches/patch-cvsutils_1

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+--- cvsutils.1.orig	Tue Dec 26 16:20:23 2006
++++ cvsutils.1	Tue Dec 26 16:20:57 2006
+@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ Also the
+ command will show the status of the files, i.e. whether they have been
+ modified, added or removed.
+ .PP
+-CVS in it's current state is a client-server system that does most of its
++CVS is a client-server system that does most of its
+ work on the server side. CVS provides only few (if any) means for managing
+ the working directory without communicating with the server.
+ .PP

devel/cvsutils/pkg/DESCR

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+CVS Utilities is a collection of scripts, mostly in the Perl language,
+that allow you to manage the files in the CVS working directory.
+You can tell which files are under version control and which are
+not without even being online. You can erase or move away all derived
+files in seconds.

devel/cvsutils/pkg/PLIST

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+bin/cvschroot
+bin/cvsco
+bin/cvsdiscard
+bin/cvsdo
+bin/cvspurge
+bin/cvstrim
+bin/cvsu
+@man man/man1/cvsutils.1