Shawn Anderson writes:
> BlankAm trying to figure out the best way to transport full directory
> hierarchies into the Attic. If I were to do the following::
>
>
>
> $: rm -rf modulename [except CVS dirs]
>
> $: cvs -rm -rf modulename
>
> $: cvs ci -m "removed directory" modulename
How about something like this? (from a working directory):
find . -type f -print | grep -v CVS |\
while read f; do rm "$f"; cvs remove "$f"; done
find . -type d -print | grep -v CVS | sort -r |\
while read f; do cvs remove "$f"; done
cvs commit -m"Move everything in directory X to Attic"
(the "sort -r" is a hack to get it to place subdirectories before their
parents in the list. Quotes are necessary around the "$f" in case you
have any directories filenames with spaces in them.)
/bin/sh is your friend (and /bin/bash is your co-conspirator).
