In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Marcel Moolenaar
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> John Polstra wrote:
>
> > Why are you getting these junk directories? CVSup should be
> > deleting them if they're empty. You really shouldn't need to
> > wipe out your tree and start over -- not ever. Did you omit the
> > "delete" keyword from your supfile?
>
> I recently (last week) cvsup'd a -current source tree over a -stable
> source tree with the assumption that cvsup would sort it all out. I
> found out that cvsup doesn't (always?) remove files that are no
> longer pertinent. This is with the delete keyword present.
When you change the tag (e.g., go from -stable to -current or vice
versa), it's a special case. That's because the "checkouts" file
(which CVSup uses to decide which files to delete) contains the tag
as part of its name. In the future I may recommend omitting the
"use-rel-suffix" option in order to avoid this problem. Meanwhile,
the CVSup FAQ has some advice about it in questions 11-13:
http://www.polstra.com/projects/freeware/CVSup/
If for whatever reason you do think you have some extra files,
there's a script "cvsupchk" in the contrib subdirectory of the CVSup
distribution which will find them for you and delete them.
John
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