Maybe I'm missing something (probably), but is there any way
to persuade 'cvs update' to pick up new directories that have
been added to the module? The only way I've been able to
get them is with a checkout, which hasd other problems..
One of the modules I regularly update actually pulls in a couple
of aliased module. The entry in CVSROOT/modules is something like
this:
bar bar
foo foo &foo-1 &foo-2
foo-1 -d foo1 bar-module/foo1
foo-2 -d foo2 bar-module/foo2
So when I check out foo, I get subdirectories foo1/ and foo2/
from the bar module. All's well so far.
However, when I try to use 'cvs checkout' to update my local foo
working directory, I get conflicts for all the files in the
foo1/ and foo/2 subdirectories.
A workaround would be to only use checkout to create a new working
directory, and use 'cvs update' if it already exists -- except I
don't see a way to get 'cvs update' to pick up new sibdirectories.
Any thoughts? TIA..
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