Re: [tlug] cvs Question

[アントニー ステイス <s45652001@example.com>]

is 

cvs -PAd

a safe thing to do.  It seems to work.  Is this the way to go?
 


On Fri, 29 Mar 2002 12:54:16 +0900
アントニー ステイス <s45652001@example.com> wrote:

> Hi Folks.
> 
> 
> CVS question.
> I am working with some code which is contained in a cvs repository and am having a problem getting a new directory/file which someone else has created and added in there copy of the code.
> 
> Here is a better description:
> 
> Someone else has added a new directory and file(in the new directory).  When
> I used 
> 
> cvs update
> 
> in my copy of the code I do not get the new directory and file and 
> 
> cvs diff 
> 
> in my copy of the code dosen't say that anything is missing(I was expecting it to say that my copy dosen't include the the directory and file that the other person checked in).
> 
> If I do 
> 
> cvs update <directory name of the new directory>
> 
> I get nothing returned,
> 
> [antony@example.com pages]$ cvs update adminPasswordChange 
> [antony@example.com pages]$ 
> 
> But if I do
> 
> 
> cvs update <bogus non existent directory name>
> 
> [antony@example.com pages]$ cvs update bogusDirName
> cvs server: nothing known about bogusDirName -(1)
> 
> I get the message (1).  So presumably cvs knows about the new directory the 
> other person has checked in.
> Also, if I check out all the code in a different directory the new directory and file get checked out.
> 
> Question.
> What options do I need to use with cvs to get the new directory/file pulled
> down onto my local copy of the code?
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Tony
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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