This is normal cvs behaviour. You shouldn't care about what
the inside of the repository looks like, all you should care
about is if you checkout a new tree the file that you added
is still there. In any event. The attic directory is
there for files that have either been removed, or if they
only exist on a branch and haven't been merged into the mailine
yet. I think there are a couple of other reasons why....
donald
On Fri, Apr 07, 2000 at 10:20:51AM +0200, J�rgen Filseker wrote:
> Hi there!
>
> I have a problem using WINCVS on an NT machine...
>
> I added a new file to my project, but whenever I try to add and commit the
> file to my project, WINCVS copies it to a location using the correct path,
> but it always adds a subdirectory called "Attic" where it puts the file.
> Btw, I use no such directory (not even the name) in my project...
>
> Is this a known feature or did I do/configure something wrong??
>
> How to I add new files?
>
> ng. J�rgen Filseker.
>
