Is there anyone reading who uses CVS to keep track of Perl modules? Any special tips or tricks?
Currently, I've written a Perl script called h2xs_for_cvs that runs h2xs and then slaps on CVS headers where appropriate. I have a small question. Is there any way to add 'blib' to the list of files/directories to be 'cvsignore'd? I've created new modules and when I try to import them/ commit them, the -I doesn't seem to work. I have to make realclean before I import and again before I cvs commit. Any way around that? Thanks. -- Matthew Persico _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
