THE PROBLEM:
I can put in $CVSROOT/CVSROOT/modules:
my_module -o $CVSROOT/CVSROOT/my_script.sh
to run my_script.sh automatically every time I do `cvs co my_module',
unfortunatly, my_script.sh has no information about the direcory into which
my_moudle was enterd (the path of the new local copy). The only data
avalable is:
$1 == my_module
$PWD == /tmp/cvs-servNNNN (where NNNN is some number).
There is no usefull data in the /tmp/cvs-servNNNN, nor in the enviroment.
THE QUESTION:
Is there any way that my_scropt.sh will be able to do something intelegent
on the new local copy right after checkout ?
Thanks,
Chen,
cvs@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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