On 26 Feb 2001, Laine Stump wrote:
> It seems like shell scripts are becoming a lost art...
Here's my rendition:
cvs up | perl -nle 'print if s/^\? //' | xargs cvs add
Though xargs has trouble if you have files with wierd characters in
their names, e.g. space.
> You may need to do this a few times (once for each level of new
> directory created), because I haven't made it recursive.
A recursive bulk cvs add is more work, as cvs update will only show that
a new directory needs to be added before showing new files under that
particular directory.
Probably easier just to run the update script a bunch of times, or start
off with a 'find -type d | xargs cvs add' to get all the dirs in first,
then the other command.
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Jeremy Mates http://www.sial.org/
"You cannot control, only catch."
-- Tsung Tsai
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