i am just starting with cvs and was trying to commit a file to its
repository project using the following command:
cvs commit -m "added javadoc-style comments for constructor" Test.java
however, cvs replied with:
cvs commit: nothing known about `Test.java'
cvs [commit aborted]: correct above errors first!
however, when i did the commit without specifying the file name, it worked ok.
the Test.java file is a sub-sub-subdirectory from where i ran the cvs
commit command.
should i have changed to the sub-sub-subdirectory first and then ran the
commit? in this case, will cvs automatically know which directory
Test.java should be placed in?
or should i have specified:
cvs commit -m "added javadoc-style comments for constructor"
subDir\subDir\subDir\Test.java
?
thanks very much.
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