Thank you guys for all your help.
regards,
akki
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akkisoft wrote:
I mean, if a folder is removed from the repository, can I remove the
folder from my work area by taking an update (using any update options).
No. CVS assumes that once a directory exists in the repository, it will
never disappear.
Hello Jim,
* On Fri, May 19, 2006 at 10:35:26AM -0400 Jim Hyslop wrote:
I don't think you fully grasp the scenario that akki has run into.
Yes, I think this is the problem Stuart and I were facing. I did not
understand his problem, but your explanation gives it much more sense.
Regards,
I believe it is because when you originally checkout a sandbox, for each
module, CVS client put a CVS control-folder in the associated sandbox
folder.
Mentioned within one of the files in the control folders is a list of
all the files that belong to that module.
So if you manually delete files
Hello,
* On Fri, May 19, 2006 at 10:57:25AM -0400 Jean-Claude Gervais wrote:
Another easy fix is to checkin changes, delete the sandbox and
re-checkout the sandbox.
if more than one developer is concerned, the following might be even
easier: Regenerate the directory on the server (but leave
Hi,
I checked out a module from the repository. This module has some
folders. Within these folders I have few files. If any file is removed
from the repo; a clean update removes these files from my working area.
Now if a folder is removed from the repository, taking a clean update
does not affect
Hello,
* On Thu, May 18, 2006 at 04:41:20AM -0700 akkisoft wrote:
Is it possible to remove the folder along with the file that exist on
my work area but not in repo using any of the update option ?
although I am not sure if I understood you correctly, you might want to
check out -P.
HTH,
I mean, if a folder is removed from the repository, can I remove the
folder from my work area by taking an update (using any update options).
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I mean, if a folder is removed from the repository, can I remove the
folder from my work area by taking an update (using any update options).
cvs update -P
that's twice you've been told now, please try it.
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cvs update -P
Does not remove the folder from work area and neither does
cvs checkout -P
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cvs update -P
Does not remove the folder from work area and neither does
cvs checkout -P
it should do. cd into the directory and do an ls -a and make sure
there's no hidden files. you might add -d also for a
cvs update -P -d
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