Greetings. I started with - a repository, - a module definition listing specific files, - a sandbox into which I have checked out that module.
Then, a vendor update (cvs import) adds a new file to the repository. Upon examination, I decide that the new file should be part of the module I am talking about, and I update the modules file accordingly. What should I do to get a copy of that file in my sandbox? Some possibilities that come to mind ... - "cvs update" does not add the file. Naturally, because my sandbox has CVS/Entries.Static. - "cvs update -d" adds lots more files which are still not part of the module. - "cvs checkout filename" tells me "cvs server: cannot find module `filename' - ignored" - From one level up in the directory tree, "cvs checkout modulename/filename" tells me "cvs server: module `modulename/filename' is a request for a file in a module which is not a directory. - Delete the sandbox and check out the module again. I think this would work, but I must not have any uncommitted changes. I fear that I am overlooking something very basic. Thank you, all, for your help. Terry. iSeries programmer, available for contract programming. _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
