Re: Deleting a Directory

[Brian Gough]

Jake Colman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> We've followed the proper procedure for removing a subdirectory tree from our
> source tree.  When we checkout the source tree it no longer creates the
> directory hierarchy that we've removed.  The checkout process, however, stil
> traverses the tree and prints out messages as it does so.  Is there a way to
> tell cvs to stop doing this?

I don't think so.  They are only shown on checkout though. If you use
the -P option on updates (e.g. in .cvsrc) they won't appear then.

-- 
Brian Gough

Network Theory Ltd,
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Re: Deleting a directory

[Matthias Wiehl]

Horst Scheruga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> When I use the remove command everthing within the directory gets
> removed, but the directory still exists.  If I checkout the directory
> I get all the whole directory-tree with everything empty.

In other words: everything is working as intended.  Please read
.

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Re: Deleting a directory

[Larry Jones]

Horst Scheruga writes:
> 
> When I use the remove command everthing within the directory gets removed,
> but the directory still exists.
> If I checkout the directory I get all the whole directory-tree with
> everything empty.

Use the -P option to checkout (and update) to remove empty directories. 
You may want to put that in your ~/.cvsrc file so you don't have to type
it all the time.

-Larry Jones

In a minute, you and I are going to settle this out of doors. -- Calvin

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