> > (it's easy to miss something in the "cvs update" output...)
>
> Yes. This is always a problem with CVS. You can reduce some of the problems
> by letting CVS be a little quieter, so you only see the changes as opposed to
> a trace of what it is doing.
>
> I have the following in my ~/.cvsrc file:
>
> cvs -q -z3
> update -d
>
Given the fact that we have up-to-date .cvsignore, the cvs -q update -d
on htdig3 is very quiet. Unless you leave tons of unrelated files in your
directories, of course :-)
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