That is standard behavior for cvs as far as I know and relates to its lack of real directory support. You can just checkout the missing directory using the associated module alias. For example, if I remove the jboss-3.2/varia directory, I can refresh it using:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] jboss-3.2] cvs co -r Branch_3_2 _jboss_varia
from within the jboss-3.2 working directory. You can see the module definitions using 'cvs -c'
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Aaron Lindsey wrote:
I'm seeing some strange behavior for cvs. If I delete a directory and try to update again (with cvs update -d -P), the directory doesn't come back. The directory is still in the Entries file. Everything comes down fine with a checkout and if I just remove files, they update correctly. Anyone else seeing this?
Aaron
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