What I had in mind, was something more like:
checkout knows the list of what directories it's going to operate over first, so start
with
the first one, and don't create the tree under it, just do the one directory. If
there are
sub-directories, recurse, doing that one directory but remembering where in the tree it
is. etc, etc.
Sounds like it's not easy to do...
Larry Jones wrote:
> Michael Peck writes:
> >
> > Has anyone thought about fixing it? It seems to me that if cvs is in server mode,
>it
> > will only be checking out one dir at a time, and therefore wouldn't necessarily
>have
> > to replicate the tree.
>
> Nope. You can check out multiple modules and/or directories all at
> once, plus a module can be defined as containing multiple submodules and
> each of those submodules can have its own -d options! In short, its a
> mess that isn't easily cleaned up.
>
> -Larry Jones
>
> I just can't identify with that kind of work ethic. -- Calvin
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