From: Angus Leeming (angus.leeming_at_[hidden])
Date: 2004-07-14 13:55:34
Jeff Garland wrote:
>> Yes - I did a "cvs update", which apparently did not pull down any
>> new directories.
>
> You need to do "cvs update -d" to get new directories. The other option
> you
> typically want is to prune empty directories. So
> cvs update -d -P
You can do this automatically by adding a file .cvsrc to your home
directory:
$ cat .cvsrc
diff -upN
rdiff -upN
update -dP
Thereafter, typing "cvs update" will actually invoke
"cvs update -d -P"
Regards,
Angus