On Tue, Jan 30, 2001 at 03:34:16PM -0500, Peter Schuller wrote:
> Basically, if I do a check-out I get everything. But if someome else then
> adds a directory I sometimes (but not always) won't get a copy of that
> directory when doing "cvs update". It's just ignored completely
This is the expected behaviour. "cvs update" gives you new files
in directories you already have, but does NOT give you newly
created directories. To get the latter, type "cvs update -d".
One possible explanation for the "but not always" part: perhaps
some people (but not everyone) has "-d" in their .cvsrc's.
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