David D writes:
>
> "You'll get a warning message for files that are still present."
> "You'll get a warning message for files that are already in CVS."
>
> warning means that the command doesnt apply to these files ?
Right, but it *does* apply to the files you want it to. That is, "cvs
add *"
"You'll get a warning message for files that are still present."
"You'll get a warning message for files that are already in CVS."
warning means that the command doesnt apply to these files ?
So I have to confirm it by an no ambiguous command for each of these files
in case.
like
cvs remove t.php
David D writes:
>
> How to "auto add" these files ?
"cvs add *". You'll get a warning message for files that are
already in CVS.
> How to "auto delete" files that are not present any more ?
"cvs rm". You'll get a warning message for files that are still
present.
> I can understand that deve
Can't you just "cvs add " to add everything
recursively?
As for deletion, I'm sure you can work with the output
of "cvs -n up" to get a list of files that've been
removed from your working area (but what happens if
some of these files were actually added by someone
else?)
Noel
--- David D <[EMAI
Euh
"? indicates something added."
How to "auto add" these files ?
How to "auto delete" files that are not present any more ?
Is there an option in the cvs commit ?
I can understand that developers think it s a bad idea cause of mustakes it
can bring, but in my case, having sevral files at lot
