hard to believe but i have a question regarding creating a new repository with "cvs init".
i'm aware from the docs that the standard practice is to create an empty new CVS repository, and populate it from there with "cvs import". however, is it feasible (or just plain bad practice) to create a new repository over top of an existing directory structure? that is, if i have a directory "dir", under which i have several project subdirs, "s1", "s2" and so on, i can apparently do something like $ cvs -d dir init which will create the CVSROOT directory inside "dir", at which point i can checkout any of s1, s2 and so on. so, technically, it seems doable, but is it just considered bad form to drop a repository over an existing directory hierarchy? and, second, from all i've read, it seems i can only use "cvs import" to import what's in my current working directory, is that right? the options list for "import" doesn't appear to accept arguments of what to import, and only takes the contents of the current working directory, correct? rday _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
