Hi, Thanks for the replay. I did something a little bit different. Basically, I need some files from dir2/other1_dir to be under a certain directory that is under dir1 and some other files from dirs/other2_dir to be under another directory that is under dir1. What I did was: test1 -d dir1/another1_dir dir2/other1_dir file1 file2... test2 -d dir1/another2_dir dir2/other2_dir file3 file4... test test &test1 &test2
The checkout output looked very good but I couldn't find files 1-4 under dir1 :-( What I did wrong? Thanks Mark E. Hamilton wrote: > > eranlevi wrote: >> Hi All, >> >> I'm trying to create configuration (using the CVSROOT/modules file) that >> I'll be able to checkout all the files a module need. This module has >> most >> of its files under the module directory in the repository but also has >> some >> files under other modules in the repository. > > Try an alias module: > > http://ximbiot.com/cvs/manual/cvs-1.11.22/cvs_18.html#SEC160 > > Assuming your top-level directories are named 'dir1' and 'dir2', and > 'dir1' is the one with most of the files, this would do something like > what you want. > > my_module -a dir1 dir2/other_dir ... > > Then > > cvs checkout my_module > > would put dir/... and dir2/other_dir/... in your working directory. > > -- > ---------------- > Mark E. Hamilton > Orion International Technologies, Inc. > Sandia National Laboratory, NM. > 505-844-7666 > > > > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/checking-out-a-module-with-files-from-other-modules-tf4298856.html#a12238165 Sent from the Gnu - Cvs - Info mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
