I have a CVS Tree with a top directory called source that I want to
ignore. So my tree is:
source/project1
source/project2
I used eclipse to do the checkout and it ignored the top directory (I
assume with the -d option in the checkout command) so that in eclipse I
have
c:/workspaces/project1
c:/workspaces/project2
When I try to use the following ant cvs task to do an update, it errors
out saying there isn't a source directory.
<cvs cvsRoot="${cvsPath}"
package="source/project1"
command="-q update -dP"
dest="c:/workspaces"/>
<cvs cvsRoot="${cvsPath}"
package="source/project2"
command="-q update -dP"
dest="c:/workspaces"/>
Is there a flag to make ant realize that the source directory has been
removed and to just do the update on workspaces/project1 and
workspaces/project2?
Thanks,
Joe Rice