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Subject: Fuzziness on cvs import empty directories
I'm trying to figure out how to import a set of empty directories into
a CVS project.
Keep in mind that CVS does not manage directories -- it only manages the
files within them
Hello people,
I'm trying to figure out how to import a set of empty directories into
a CVS project. I must say I use a rather old CVS version on the client
side (1.11.1p1, Debian Woody current); on the server side it is either
also 1.11.1p1 (local repository) or 1.11.5-FreeBSD (remote one
Hello people,
I'm trying to figure out how to import a set of empty directories into
a CVS project. I must say I use a rather old CVS version on the client
side (1.11.1p1, Debian Woody current); on the server side it is either
also 1.11.1p1 (local repository) or 1.11.5-FreeBSD (remote one
Hi all,
I have seen that when a module in CVS contains empty folders and it is
tagged, if I do a checkout of the module the empty folders are retrieved
too but if I do a checkout of a tagged version of the module then those
empty folders are not retrieved.
I have read about the '-r' option and
Esther Parrilla Endrino writes:
Is there a way to execute a checkout of a tagged version and retrieve
the empty folders too?
No. Getting empty directories when you don't specify a revision or -P
is just an accident of history -- we generally suggest adding -P to your
.cvsrc file so
Title: removal of empty directories from cvs repository
How to remove empty directories from cvs repository.
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Ramanuj Singh said:
How to remove empty directories from cvs repository.
As I understand it, there is no client side way to do this.
You could, if it's REALLY empty (never had any files checked into it)
remove the directory from repository directly. Usually this is a bad idea,
but if you
CVS somewhere
in the process _converts_ the sticky normal tag into
a branch! This happens when there are empty
directories in the
tree on which cvs update -r TAG has been
done.
I isolated the problem in the following set of
commands and output.
(see below)
Bear with me, although it is a bit
Title: Pruning empty directories from the cvsweb display
My group uses CVSWeb on a Linux box for viewing the status and contents of the cvs repository.much easier to get a handle on it than using ls. All our checking out,etc. is done an the command line.
I understand that if you delete all
On Mon, 23 Dec 2002, Steve Salazar wrote:
Subject: update not getting empty directories
Countersubject: user not reading --help update
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directories, even if those sub-directories contain source files.
Potential problem 2 (and the most likely one, IMO): unexpected
options in effect. The -P option to checkout and update causes
foo to be suppressed in cases 1.5 and 2. It tells CVS to
suppress empty directories. That includes those
I have a problem where a repository on a lan shared disk (both via nfs and
samba) sometimes checkouts and updates ignore directories that only contain
other directories, even if those sub-directories contain source files.
so if $CVSROOT/foo only has a directory called bar in it $CVSROOT/foo/bar
HI,
I have an empty arborescence in my repository and when
I do the command export, I would like that this
arborescence appears normally even if the
subdirectories are empty...
in fact, i would like to export all the directories,
even those which are empty
thank you for your help
Nicolas
[ On Tuesday, May 28, 2002 at 17:10:11 (+0200), Nicolas PEZRON wrote: ]
Subject: empty directories on export
I have an empty arborescence in my repository and when
I do the command export, I would like that this
arborescence appears normally even if the
subdirectories are empty...
in fact
Mark Lancisi wrote:
Is there any way to tell cvs to create those directories automatically?
cvs update -d
-Matt
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Stephen Rasku wrote:
Peter McKenzie wrote:
Hi,
It seems that empty directories are not checked out when you checkout
using
the -r option to specify a tag. Is this a known bug or feature? Any
workaround available?
It's a feature. CVS assumes that the directory is empty because
Jakob Hummes wrote:
After deleting old files (well actually moving them into an old
directory) under CVS, I have the minor problem that the directories
cannot be removed (at least not with my WinCVS client).
Do I have to remove them manualy on the CVS server or is there a client
side
After deleting old files (well actually moving them into an old
directory) under CVS, I have the minor problem that the directories
cannot be removed (at least not with my WinCVS client).
Do I have to remove them manualy on the CVS server or is there a client
side command to do that?
Thanks,
Quick question. Someone here accidentally added a bunch of empty directories
to our repository, and I need to get rid of them.
Unfortunately, the MacCVSPro client I am using does not have a -P like
option to not grab empty directories from the repository. Frustrating!
If the directories
Dave Camp writes:
If the directories in the repository are empty and never had any files, can
I simply delete them and not have to make any changes to the admin files?
Yes, you can.
-Larry Jones
I wonder if you can refuse to inherit the world. -- Calvin
Hi!
I am working on Solaris. Whenever I do an import, all the empty directories
are pruned (though they contain empty sub-directories). Is there any way by
which I can import all the directories present in a project? Please let me
know as soon as possible.
Thanks and Regards,
Manish
you could place a .keepme file in every directory you wish to keepother than that I
don't think there is a way in CVS.
Gary
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Manish Koolwal wrote:
Hi!
I am working on Solaris. Whenever I do an import, all the empty directories
are pruned (though they contain empty sub
Manish Koolwal writes:
I am working on Solaris. Whenever I do an import, all the empty directories
are pruned (though they contain empty sub-directories). Is there any way by
which I can import all the directories present in a project? Please let me
know as soon as possible.
No. CVS
Manish Koolwal wrote:
Hi!
I am working on Solaris. Whenever I do an import, all the empty directories
are pruned (though they contain empty sub-directories). Is there any
way by
which I can import all the directories present in a project? Please
let me
know as soon as possible.
Manish,
I wrote
Aha.. I misunderstood the concept of empty directories. Thank you for your
help!
-Thomas
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Emne: Re: Cvs checkout contains empty
Hello!
I have two empty directory that gets chekedout every time. Both directories
only contain the CVS directory, nothing else. Not even hidden files, or
anything like that. CVS will erase the two directories if I do a update with
the -P option. I have looked inside the repository and there is
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I have two empty directory that gets chekedout every time. Both directories
only contain the CVS directory, nothing else. Not even hidden files, or
anything like that. CVS will erase the two directories if I do a update with
the -P option. I have looked inside the
Note that on a branch, pruning is the default (the opposite of checking out the
mainline). (Checking out a by a tag will NOT create the empty directories!)
Larry Jones wrote:
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I have two empty directory that gets chekedout every time. Both directories
only
checkout.
Ok. How you're supposed to remove empty directories from CVS? There has
to be a way apart from hacking CVSROOT files directly.
Please Cc:, not on the list.
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Pekka Savola writes:
Ok. How you're supposed to remove empty directories from CVS? There has
to be a way apart from hacking CVSROOT files directly.
You're not supposed to remove directories. CVS only manages files, not
directories -- if those directories ever contained files, deleting
On Mon, Aug 07, 2000 at 07:02:50PM -0700, Hon-Chi Ng wrote:
Is this the expected behavior of "cvs export"? Is there a way to make
"cvs export" create subdirectories even if they're empty?
You could put in empty place holder files, like .emptydir.
Or you could put in a README that would
On the other hand,
cvs export -D now
refuses to create directories that are empty.
You're right. The manual is wrong. Section 7.3 says that "cvs export"
supports the "-P" option to prune empty directories, but really export
always prunes empy directories. The Appendix sectio
[ On Monday, August 7, 2000 at 19:02:50 (-0700), Hon-Chi Ng wrote: ]
Subject: How to Create Empty Directories using Export?
Is this the expected behavior of "cvs export"? Is there a way to make
"cvs export" create subdirectories even if they're empty?
Yes. No.
Hi
In the A.10 section of CVS manual, it claims that "cvs export" is
equivalent to "cvs checkout", but without CVS directories. However, I
found out that
cvs checkout
create subdirectories even if they're empty.
On the other hand,
cvs export -D now
refuses to create directories that
Title: Import empty directories?
When I import no empty directories are included. Is it possible to include empty directories in imports (instead of using cvs add subdir afterwards)? I use cvs 1.10.6 on Red Hat 6.1 via pserver.
Best regards
Jesper
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Fecha: Domingo, 25 de Junio de 2000 11:37 p.m.
Asunto: Empty directories
When we create a repository it is seen that all empty dirctories get
deleted
automatically. Is there any way to avoid this?
On Sun, Jun 25, 2000 at 08:22:50PM -0700, W. Reilly Cooley wrote:
If you want the directories to remain, but remain empty, put in a file
called .cvsignore with the contents of '*'.
You can call the file anything you want, and its contents are
irrelevent. All that matters is that the directory
On Mon, 26 Jun 2000, Vinu V Nair wrote:
When we create a repository it is seen that all empty dirctories get
deleted automatically. Is there any way to avoid this?
If you want the directories to remain, but remain empty, put in a file
called .cvsignore with the contents of '*'.
Wil
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W.
I'm having a problem adding empty directories into a repository when
using the pserver authentication. However when I try to add the same
empty directory to the repository using the -d /path/to/repository i'm
able to do this. Anyone know why this is the case?
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