Recovering from cvs remove

2004-07-20 Thread Carlos
Hello, A user just removed all files (and committed the change). I guess the culprit was some IDE he was using, but anyway: How can I undo this change? Almost all files in the repository were removed (they are in the Attic). I can do a "cvs co -D '3 hours ago'" and recover them, but how do I put

RE: Recovering from cvs remove

2004-07-20 Thread Jim.Hyslop
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > A user just removed all files (and committed the change). I guess the > culprit was some IDE he was using, but anyway: > > How can I undo this change? 'cvs add' will re-add the files, then commit them and you're back in business. -- Jim Hyslop Senior Software Designer

Re: Recovering from cvs remove

2004-07-22 Thread Yves Martin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Carlos) writes: > Hello, > > A user just removed all files (and committed the change). I guess the > culprit was some IDE he was using, but anyway: > > How can I undo this change? > > Almost all files in the repository were removed (they are in the > Attic). I can do a "cvs co -

Re: Recovering from cvs remove

2004-07-22 Thread Martin Schröder
On 2004-07-20 09:04:47 -0700, Carlos wrote: > A user just removed all files (and committed the change). I guess the > culprit was some IDE he was using, but anyway: > > How can I undo this change? RTFAQ: https://ccvs.cvshome.org/fom/cache/312.html Best regards Martin -- M