Hi everyone,
I hope I'm not stepping on anyone's toes here, but especially of you're new to
CVS, it might be a good idea to learn one of the newer versioning tools
instead. With git being the dominant species there, and it having "adapters"
for things like CVS and svn, that's what I would recom
Hello Bob,
Bob Proulx writes:
> Since this is a new project that has only just recently been uploaded
> I see no reason not to correct things manually. Normally I would
> suggest either writing to savannah-hackers-public and asking for
> assistence from there or filing a support ticket. But I
Hi Marcus,
Marcus Müller writes:
> I hope I'm not stepping on anyone's toes here, but especially of
> you're new to CVS, it might be a good idea to learn one of the newer
> versioning tools instead. With git being the dominant species there,
> and it having "adapters" for things like CVS and svn
On Tue, 2019-07-30 at 10:48 -0400, Asher Gordon wrote:
> From the man pages git-mv(1) and git-rm(1), it looks like it is
> possible to move files and directories and remove files. But it
> wasn't clear whether or not you could remove directories. Do you know
> if this is possible?
Git doesn't actu
Paul Smith writes:
> So simply removing all files in a directory will cause the directory to
> no longer be created when you check out the commits where those files
> don't exist.
I see. That sounds good to me.
> It does mean that you can't add an empty directory to Git. This is
> very rarely
Asher Gordon wrote:
> Bob Proulx writes:
> > Please give your project a clean checkout and see if things are as you
> > would like them to be. If not let us know! :-)
>
> The dead files are indeed gone, but the empty directories are still
> there (in ViewVC and when you checkout without -P).
Oh,
