We had the following
scenario:
1. user1: cvs co
foo
2. user2: cvs ci
foo ->
commit new versions of foo/bla
3. user1: cd foo;
make ->
creates targets outside foo
4. user1: cd ..; cvs
release -d foo -> target outside foo not
deleted
5. user1: cvs co
foo
-> get foo with new version of foo/bla
6. user1: cd foo;
make
-> doesn't recreate target,
because cvs co/up
creates new files in working directory with the timestamp from last
checkin.
Why "cvs co/up"
creates new files with the timestamp of their checkin ?
An
option to cvs co/up to force the current timestamp at new files would
be very helpful.Or is there another
way to get the target recreated ?
S�ren
Rex
