Hans Schwaebli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: [Please, don't top-post!]
> Sorry, but this answer does not help me at all. I now try to ask a > very direct question, so that it is maybe easier to understand it and > to reply to exactly this: > > 1. I want to commint ANY changes inside a folder (yes, they do exist > in the IT world since very long times), which means subfolders, files > and so on. Any changes means any modifications, including deletions of > files and folders inside this folder. Now I am looking for a CVS > command which conveniently commits all the changes inside that > folder. CVS does not know anything of folders? Nevertheless I ask for > a solution how to commit every change in this folder, any change in > all files and subfolders. Does it work with CVS, yes or no, and if > yes, how? 1. Don't remove directories (folders, subfolders) from your working tree. 2. After you removed all the regular files you need to remove, issue $ cvs remove from top-level directory of the working tree. 3. Commit changes as usual. 4. Empty directories will disappear automatically after you update your working tree using -P switch in cvs update: $ cvs update -P You can also add -P switch to your .cvsrc file so that you don't need to specify it on the command-line. -- Sergei.
