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> > a1_nocrap_...@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
> > I want to do atagof every file currently in a workarea so I tried to use:
> >cvstag-R tag_name .
>
> > However it exits the error:
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> >cvs[tagaborted]: could not chdir
>
> > before it has finished tagging all the files.
On Jul 18, 2:45 pm, "Bernd Jendrissek" <bernd.jendris...@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
> Why does the directory not exist in your work area? Did you
> explicitly delete it with 'rm -rf foo/subdir'?
Yes I explicitly deleted it from the workarea as it was for a section
of the project I did not want to tag.
On Jul 18, 2:57 pm, Todd Denniston <Todd.Dennis...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
> Have you tried with out the explicit '-R' and '.' ?
> `cvstagtag_name` should follow the same code path, and shouldtageverything
> in your sandbox (workarea).
No. I didn't try that. Thanks.
On Jul 18, 3:59 pm, lawrence.jo...@xxxxxxxxxxx (Larry Jones) wrote:
> How did you arrange that? The only way I can reproduce your problem is
> by removing a directory from my working directory after having checked
> it out fromCVS. You can't go messing around with stuff behindCVS's
> back and then expect it to work right!
Yes that is what happened.
Although I've used CVS for many years, I doubt I really understand how
to use it as it was intended at this level.
On Jul 18, 3:59 pm, lawrence.jo...@xxxxxxxxxxx (Larry Jones) wrote:
> If you didn't want that directory, you shouldn't have check it out in the
> first place.
> To exclude a subdirectory from a checkout, use a command like:
>
> cvs co "!foo/subdir" foo
>
Thanks. This is almost certainly what I should have done.
Is there any way to make CVS cancel a checkout of a subdir within a
workarea?
If I could cancel the checkout of the DIR's that I went on to delete
using "rm -rf" then my recursive tagging should work.
I am getting close to solving my problem, I can feel it. Thanks to
everyone who replied.
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