Rajesh Patwardhan wrote:
>Use commands as
>cvs up -P
>cvs co -P so it prunes empty dir at checkout time.
The problem is as follows:
on CVS repository:
dirX/ : exists but is empty
(I simply haven't found a way to delete a CVS-directory
entry!!??).
on working directory at my PC:
dirX/ : exists, since it's generated by some package in the
autogen.sh process, but there's not CVS entry/info.
In this situation, "cvs update -P" chokes on the fact that it insists
on the CVS/Entries file in dirX, which it can't find.
This results in the following warning/error message:
cvs update: cannot open CVS/Entries for reading: No such file or directory
There seems to be nothing that can be done about that via regular
cvs commands. Is there?
Only when I empty dirX on my PC manually, the update goes just fine!?!
Regards,
Rob.
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