Re: Help! cvs update won't create files!

[Tobias Weingartner]

On Wednesday, March 29, Mark Dzmura wrote:
> 
> Next I move aside the old subtree:
> 
>     $ cd ..
>     $ mv foobar{,.orig}
> 
> Then I try to check out the new one:
> 
>     $ cvs update -d foobar
>     cvs server: Updating foobar
>     cvs server: Updating foobar/mumble

Why not use 'cvs get' for the first invocation.  Then later on (when
you are within the CVS controlled tree), use 'cvs -q up -PAd' to make
sure you get the "latest and greatest".

--Toby.