Try this in both cases: Do Alt-F1 and select "CVS View" from the list.  What
that will do is bring up the CVS "window" with the current file selected.
>From there you can remove and commit immediately from the window (no need to
be as "imprecise" as committing the entire directory), or you can delete and
update (doesn't matter what version of CVS you use).  (I also like to have
the "Hide Up-to-date Files" option turned on so I can easily see exactly
what I've changed since the last commit.)

Alas, though, I need to both of the things that you talk about enough to
where it would be really nice to be able to do them in one step rather than
two.

+1 for both suggestions.

-Jim Moore


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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Chris Merrill
Sent: Monday, January 07, 2002 5:29 PM
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Subject: Re: [Eap-features] RFE: CVS remove and 'refresh'


Edoardo Comar wrote:

>>Remove:
>>I would be nice to have an option to 'commit' the remove
>>on the remove dialog - because:
>>1) It cannot be commited withing IDEA after removal because
>>    the file no longer appears on the IDEA file list
>>2) I have to then go to a command line to perform the commit.
>>
> 
> If you commit on a folder, it does that for the removed files
> Else you can just go to the cvs view, where removed files are listed


I'll try that.  Thanks for the tip!

>>Refresh:
>>Some sort of 'refresh' or 'abandon changes' command that
>>would remove the local copy and then perform an update
>>on that file.  (I know I can remove the local copy and
>>then udpate the folder - but this is somewhat non-intuitive)
> 
> That is done automatically by cvs 1.11 with update -C.
> If you're running cvs 1.10 (like me) upgrade or enjoy using an old
> software :-)))


I'm running CVS version 1.11, but
When I tried that I got an error:
C:\Apps\WinCvs12\cvs.exe update -C jcert.jar
(Locally modified jcert.jar moved to .#jcert.jar.1.1)
U jcert.jar
cvs.exe [update aborted]: cannot rename file .new.jcert.jar to 
jcert.jar: File exists

CVS command finished execution

I don't know if that is a CVS problem or an IDEA problem.

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