CHARLES HART, BLOOMBERG/ 499 PARK writes:
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> The module itself needs to be added to then get the file in. Further, if I
> don't want ALL of the files in the repository root, (caused by the initial check
> out), the solution seems to be name one file rather than ".". -CTH
Most people don't put
I made some progress...
$ cvs checkout -l .
$ touch file0
$ mkdir module
$ cvs add module
$ touch module/file2
$ cvs add module/file2
The module itself needs to be added to then get the file in. Further, if I
don't want ALL of the files in the repository root, (caused by the initial check
out), t
Maybe it's me and not cvs 1.11.2 ...
I think the following command sequence should work...
$ mkdir workarea
$ cd workarea
$ cvs checkout -l .
$ touch file0
$ mkdir module
$ touch module/file2
$ cvs add module/file2
... I am looking for a command sequence to get file2 into CVS
without first popula
