> "Larry" == Larry Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> Today I discovered that "cvs import -R -f" is not the same as
>> "cvs import -f -R". The latter is recursive while the former is not.
>> This suprised me. I think the two should be equivalent.
Larry> import doesn't have a -f flag.
Ye
Today I discovered that "cvs import -R -f" is not the same as
"cvs import -f -R". The latter is recursive while the former is not.
This suprised me. I think the two should be equivalent.
Tom
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Eric> Is there a *Java-related* reason not to put .class and .jar
Eric> files up in CVS?
The benefits of putting .class files into CVS are dubious.
Since CVS doesn't preserve relative timestamps on files, you can't
reliably use this as a way to check in precompiled files. The
timestamps might be
> "Cees" == Cees de Groot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Cees> I've tried a couple of approaches, but none are really
Cees> satisfactory (I can post my ideas here, but I really don't like
Cees> what I've written up so far about it). Are more people in this
Cees> situation, and if yes: are there
Michael> There appears to be a bug in import. It looks as though a
Michael> second import that does NOT have a file that was present in
Michael> the first import will not result in that file being dead.
This is a known limitation of cvs import.
Tom
