There is no command to remove a module. The only chance is to remove all files in the module. Then call cvs update with the option -P to delete the empty module in your working directory. In fact the modul is not removed in the repository but moved in an "attic" directory. So you always have an access to older revisions of the removed files. That's important e.g. if they are tagged.
If you want to remove a module with all its tags and branches resp. the import branch you have to delete this module in the repository on the server itself. Note: The command import is made to import and administrate third party sources not to create a new repository. Use the add command to do this. The best way is to write a recursive script which calls cvs add in your whole directory tree. Heinz Werkle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:[EMAIL PROTECTED].; > Hi, > > i just started working with cvs and i have already study the cool > online book "Open Source Development with CVS". > > Now my question. > > In the beginning of testing cvs functions i created a directory in die > Repository with: > > cvs -d:ext:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/pmmailarchiver import > abcd deckhead init > > And now i want to get rid of it! > > I tried to remove all files in the directory .. no prob > then i tried to remove the "modul", but i can't find the command to do > this !? > > I have read dozen of online tutorials, but i can't find something. > > What solves the problem? > > thx for help > > _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
