Re: [cl-cookbook-contrib] cl-cookbook/clos-tutorial - Imported sources

[Nick L. <nd...@ra...>]

Edi,

Thanks for that. 

Perhaps you could tell me where I went wrong. 

I first tried:

  /user/ndl/lisp/cookbook $ cvs -z3 -d:ext:nic...@cv...:/cvsroot/cl-cookbook add cl-cookbook/clos-tutorial/*.* cl-cookbook/clos-tutorial/images/*

but that didn't work at all. So I read TFM and it suggested "cvs import", so I went:

  /user/ndl/lisp/cookbook $ cvs -z3 -d:ext:nic...@cv...:/cvsroot/cl-cookbook import cl-cookbook/clos-tutorial foo clos-tutorial

but that duplicated the whole system, creating cl-cookbook/cl-cookbook
(which I notice is still partially there - see
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/cl-cookbook/cl-cookbook/clos-tutorial/cl-cookbook/clos-tutorial/). 

So, questions.

a) what should I have done?

b) how did you undo the mess I created?

c) how can you see what you've got without waiting for 24 hours (ie
how do you _test_ what's about to go live on the public website)?

d) I have an overnight cron which goes "cvs update cl-cookbook" - do I
have to modify that now to make sure my local copy of the clos
tutorial is kept up-to-date? The file cl-cookbook/CVS/entries doesn't
appear to know about the tutorial so I guess the answer is "yes". But
how?

Sorry to be so ignorant. 

- nick