Larry Jones wrote:
> npat@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
> > What will happen if a cvs command (say for instance "cvs import")
> > finds a **directory** named "core", which by default *is* in the cvs
> > ignore list? Will it ignore any files in this directory?
> Yes.
This happened the other day while I was importing an opennms drop. The
solution is the "-I !" option, which resets the ignore list for the
import command.
For your situation (where you have already imported part of the code),
you can fix this omission as follows:
* cd down to the directory that contains the core directory,
* explicitly import core with the -I ! option to the appropriate spot
under the repository root.
E.g. if you have dir1/dir2/core, you can
%cvs import .../repository [ tags] dir1 # ignores the core dir - oops
# fix this
%cd dir1/dir2
%cvs import -I '!' .../repository/dir1/dir2 [tags] core
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Shankar.
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