Laine Stump writes:
> 
> This was the first import in about 6 months. All the differences in
> files, and new files, were merged correctly. However, your message had
> indicated that file deletions would also be marked when I did the
> merge; this was not the case.

        bash-2.02$ echo file1 >file1
        bash-2.02$ echo file2 >file2
        bash-2.02$ cvs import -m first tst NET FIRST
        N tst/file1
        N tst/file2
        
        No conflicts created by this import
        
        bash-2.02$ rm file1
        bash-2.02$ echo file3 >file3
        bash-2.02$ cvs import -m second tst NET SECOND
        N tst/file3
        U tst/file2
        
        No conflicts created by this import
        
        bash-2.02$ cvs co -j FIRST -j SECOND tst   
        cvs checkout: Updating tst
        U tst/file1
==>     cvs checkout: scheduling tst/file1 for removal
        U tst/file2
        U tst/file3
        bash-2.02$ cd tst
        bash-2.02$ cvs ci -m merge
        cvs commit: Examining .
==>     Removing file1;
==>     /public/CVS/tst/file1,v  <--  file1
==>     new revision: delete; previous revision: 1.1.1.1
==>     done

-Larry Jones

I'm so disappointed. -- Calvin

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