Derek Robert Price <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I think something in your modules file like:
>
> module1 &submodule
> submodule -d local1/local2/local3/dir1 dir1
>
> or some variation thereof can do what you requested. Look up the
> modules file in the manual.
I did it - in case I have forgotten something.
For instance, I try
local1 &module1-dir1
module1-dir -d local2/local3/dir1 module1/dir1
The local checkout is OK: local1/local2/local3/dir1
But the update -d in 'local3' always get back 'dir2' as expected.
And issues are still there:
local2/CVS/Repository = .
local2/local3/CVS/Repository = module1
local2/local3/dir1/CVS/Repository = module1/dir1
If I run 'cvs update -d' in 'local1', I get new directories:
local2/CVSROOT !?!?!
local2/local3/dir2 !!
Is there a way (options in command line or modules) to get something
like
local2/CVS/Repository = CVSROOT/Emptydir
local2/local3/CVS/Repository = CVSROOT/Emptydir
local2/local3/dir1/CVS/Repository = module1/dir1
to make my life easier ?
If not, the only solution for me is to move modules/directories on
the server and change CVSROOT/modules to keep compatible with current
usage...
Thank you in advance for your help
--
Yves Martin
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