Hello, Suppose I have the following in the 'modules' file:
x x_dir y y_dir m &x &y and I've checkout module 'm' into directory 'm'. Now I have 'm/x' and 'm/y' directories. Still everything is fine. Then I modify modules file to contain: x x_dir y y_dir z z_dir m &x &y &z and commit the changes. Now getting a fresh checkout of the 'm' module works as expected, i.e., m/x, m/y, and m/z directories get created. However, if I go to the working directory 'm' that has been checked out *before* 'modules' file has been modified and do cvs update -d -P there, the directory m/z is not being created. Yes, there are files in the 'z_dir' and I need to do cvs get -P z explicitly from within 'm' to get the directory 'm/z' into the old sandbox. Concurrent Versions System (CVS) 1.11.19 (client/server). The behavior is the same both for local and remote (using CVS 1.12.9 client) access to the repo. Looks like a bug for me. Or is it a feature? -- Sergei. _______________________________________________ info-cvs mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
