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Storing directories in RCS: msg#00000version-control.rcs.bugs
I am having a problem with rcsclean ending with an exit code of 1 when my RCS directory contains another directory. Here is my directory layout: .svn textfile RCS/.svn RCS/textfile,v If I issue an 'rcsclean' command, it reports 'RCS/.svn is not a regular file.' I know that I SHOULD NOT be storing a directory within the RCS directory. However, it isn't my choice. The RCS repository is vendor code that I must maintain in an RCS format. And I would prefer to store the RCS repository with other files in a Subversion repository. Are directories within the RCS directory permitted? If not, would there be any problem if rcsclean just skipped over directories like it already does with . and ..? I've patched my own rcsclean to skip a directory having the name ".svn." But if it isn't permitted to have directories in the RCS area, I can work on a patch to just ignore all directories. Thanks, Paul
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