Hello. Here is what I have:
/foo
foo.c
foo.h
/mynewdir
data.jan
data.feb
The directory 'mynewdir' is NOT known to CVS (this is what I wish to import).
foo has a branch called "foo_new_bp".
I wanted to cvs import /mynewdir onto the foo_new_bp branch. I specified
'foo_new_bp' as the vendor tag. It looked like everything worked.
Here is where I have questions:
1.) I do cvs co -r foo_new_bp foo
I see the mynewdir and its two files. I make changes to data.jan and
commit it.
2.) I do cvs update -A
I am now on the main trunk. 'mynewdir' is still there (?!)
3.) I edit the file 'data.jan'. The change I made and committed on the
branch is
there (!!!????)
I am assuming now that cvs import is NOT the correct way to import a new
directory into an existing directory and put it on a specific branch.
What IS the correct way to do this? Do I need to do 'cvs adds and cvs commit
to get the directory and its files onto the branch?
Brian Cutler
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