Ed Kelly wrote:
Haha!
I hope subversion is more user friendly, but I guess it's just slightly
different!
no, this was one of the motivation to write subversion in the first
place: to not distinguish between files and directories on the
version-control level.
fgmas.dr
IOhannes
Haha!
I finally worked out how to delete that pesky v3 directory. Well, as much as it
can be deleted with CVS (so it's still there, but nobody can get it right?)
good riddance!
from within maskxor on my local (sync-ed) repository
cvs -d:ext:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/pure-data rm -R v3
cvs
Yeah, you can''t officially delete directories in CVS. But -P
prunes empty directories after checkout, so the effect is the same.
.hc
On Oct 4, 2007, at 12:45 PM, Thomas O Fredericks wrote:
Oh, I just did a
cvs up -Pd
and they dissapeared. Never mind :)
Tom
On 10/4/07, Thomas O
I did an initial commit of externals/tof/getdollarzero,
externals/tof/folderpanel and externals/tof/destroysend but I decided to
change my dir layout to work better with pd-extended's build system.
How can I delete those three directories (I already delete their contents
with the commands noted
OK, so I thought I understood cvs, but what as I thinking?
again, the v3directory shows up on the autobuild, but I'm sure I deleted that
this week. Am I missing something? I sync-ed my (local) externals repository
with the cvs on sourceforge, and then from there I deleted all the files in
