On Fri, Mar 29, 2002 at 12:54:50PM +0900, ?$B%"%s%H%K!< ?$B%9%F%$%9 wrote:
> Hi Folks
>
> CVS question.
> I am working with some code which is contained in a cvs repository and am having a
>problem getting a new directory/file which someone else has created and added in
>there copy of the code.
>
> Here is a better description:
>
> Someone else has added a new directory and file(in the new directory). When
> I used
>
> cvs update
Use
cvs up -d
or better:
cvs up -dPR
-d will get new directories, -P will prune directories that are empty after
an update, and -R will recurse (and "up" is short for "update").
-Andrew.
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