Re: [Pyobjc-dev] Directories like .lproj in CVS
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From: <bb...@ma...> - 2003-01-07 18:40:02
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On Tuesday, Jan 7, 2003, at 06:06 US/Eastern, Dinu Gherman wrote: > Given SourceForge's policy of unremovable CVS directories, I wonder > what the PyObjC policy is with respect to sample code etc. in its > CVS repository? With Cocoa/OS X many file resources are stored in- > side dictionaries and I remember I added myself a .cre8 directory > on SF in a different project before... :-/ SourceForge [thankfully] doesn't support wrappers. So, you either need to add the directory and its contents individually with 'cvs add' or you need to tarball/zip the resource into an archive. Directories are never removable in CVS-- SF or otherwise. If you end up with an empty directory in CVS, then use: cvs -q -z5 update -dP To update your workarea. The -dP is the important part; -d deletes anything that has been removed from the repository and -P prunes empty directories. In using CVS for way too many years now, I haven't run across a situation where you wouldn't want to use '-dP' to do the update. I'll be a happier camper once CVS dies the horrible death that it deserves. Maybe in 5 years... b.bum |