If you're client is running under unix, you can do something like:
find . -prune CVS -type f -exec rm \{} ; cvs remove \{} \;
Rex.
Shawn Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 07/07/2000 08:59:13 AM
To: CVS ListServe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
cc: (bcc: Rex Jolliff/YM/RWDOE)
Subject: CVS support for /cvs rm -rf/???
BlankAm trying to figure out the best way to transport full directory
hierarchies into the Attic. If I were to do the following::
$: rm -rf modulename [except CVS dirs]
$: cvs -rm -rf modulename
$: cvs ci -m "removed directory" modulename
We would like to do something like this in order to maintain integrity, as
opposed to just logging into the repository and doing an rm -rf from
$CVSROOT.
Thanks in Advance
msa
Title: Blank
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Am trying to figure out the best way to transport full directory hierarchies into the Attic. If I were to do the following::
$: rm -rf modulename [except CVS dirs] $: cvs -rm -rf modulename $: cvs ci -m "removed directory" modulename
We would like to do something like this in order to maintain integrity, as opposed to just logging into the repository and doing an rm -rf from $CVSROOT.
Thanks in Advance msa |
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