Shawn,
I've found "cvs release" rather useless except when releasing the entire
working directory.
If I want to get rid of a directory in my working directory I ususally
do the following, which updated the CVS/Entries file
correctly:
cvs update -r 0 -P directory_to_remove
One issue with this
Shawn Anderson writes:
Suppose you have a subdirectory in your working copy that you no longer wish
to keep under cvs control.
cvs release foo[where foo is the said directory]
rm -rf foo
Later on, you wish to run cvs status, but the stat aborts because foo, which
exists in
