As YASVNP(*), in subversion you can set things like this on a per-server basis (or globally). Also, since it has a more enlightened view of directories, there's no silliness with "-P", or "-d", and no spamming the commit list anytime anyone adds a directory anywhere (one of my pet peeves about "cvs add" of a directory).
--Grant
(*) Yet Another SubVersioN Plug
On Apr 21, 2005, at 5:36 PM, Alec Flett wrote:
ok, so last week I had a bugzilla tip. Now I have a CVS tip.
Put this file in your home directory, you'll automatically get: * "quiet" mode on all cvs commands (-q) * compressed connection talking to the cvs server (-z3) * unified-diff style patches (Which is what we use for patches) (-u) * pruning of empty directories during a "cvs update" (-P)
This only works with the command line CVS client of course... but its still nice.
Alec cvs -q -z3 up -P diff -u -p
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