Hi all,

Has anybody seen something like this?

When I do "cvs co" it creates a directory for the module but without any
contents.
-R does not help. This is sort of thing that I expect to work fine after
moving from linux world.
But it does not.

I fighted with it for a while to discover that I can apply this kind of
"hack".
1. Do cvs co ./ - this will create hidden CVS dir in the current directory.
2. Do cvs co %module_name% - in this case it will do it right - that is,
recursively.

Apparently this dummy checkout makes the magic.

I'm not sure if this is a known bug or I did something wrong while creating
modules.

Any suggestion is highly welcome!

Take care,
Sergey

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