Anette Van Aswegen writes:
>
> I have created a new module / directory. I have also created a sub-directory
> for this module. I have imported the main module from
> the root of the repository and it is working fine. I can check it out with
> WinCvs 1.2. How must I import the sub-directory because
> currently cvs doesn't know about it yet and I am afraid to do the import
> command from within the parent directory and not the root
> because the last time I did that, the whole repository was created
> underneath the module I was trying to import and you advised me
> to do it from the root..... which of course worked....
It sounds like you still don't have any idea what you're doing. Have
you read the manual, particularly:
http://cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_3.html#SEC38
You should have the files you want to import in a directory that is
*NOT* under the repository. In that directory, you then run import and
tell it where in the repository you want it to put the files:
cvs import -m'new stuff' module/subdir VENDTAG RELTAG
-Larry Jones
Nothing spoils fun like finding out it builds character. -- Calvin
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