OK, so I thought I understood cvs, but what as I thinking?
again, the "v3"directory shows up on the autobuild, but I'm sure I deleted that this week. Am I missing something? I sync-ed my (local) externals repository with the cvs on sourceforge, and then from there I deleted all the files in maskxor/v3, removed "v3" and deleted erroneous files in cvs repos, then committed those changes. Yet still the autobuild chews on my old underwear.
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Try this:
cd externals/ekext/maskxor cvs up -Pd (refreshes everything) cvs rm -f v3 (forces removal of v3) cvs ci -m "deleted extra directory" v3
That should do it.
.hc
On Sep 28, 2007, at 8:36 PM, Ed Kelly wrote:
OK, so I thought I understood cvs, but what as I thinking?
again, the "v3"directory shows up on the autobuild, but I'm sure I deleted that this week. Am I missing something? I sync-ed my (local) externals repository with the cvs on sourceforge, and then from there I deleted all the files in maskxor/v3, removed "v3" and deleted erroneous files in cvs repos, then committed those changes. Yet still the autobuild chews on my old underwear.
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Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
Try this:
cd externals/ekext/maskxor cvs up -Pd (refreshes everything) cvs rm -f v3 (forces removal of v3) cvs ci -m "deleted extra directory" v3
cool: did you really find a way to delete directories via CVS? you probably shouldn't tell this the subversion people...
afaik, you have to file a feature-request at sourceforge in order to get directories deleted.
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On Sep 29, 2007, at 12:01 PM, IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
Try this:
cd externals/ekext/maskxor cvs up -Pd (refreshes everything) cvs rm -f v3 (forces removal of v3) cvs ci -m "deleted extra directory" v3
cool: did you really find a way to delete directories via CVS? you probably shouldn't tell this the subversion people...
afaik, you have to file a feature-request at sourceforge in order to get directories deleted.
If you want them wiped from the repository, yes. But 'cvs rm' keeps old revisions in the repository..
.hc
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Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
If you want them wiped from the repository, yes. But 'cvs rm' keeps old revisions in the repository..
if you want directories to be deleted in _any_ way, yes. "cvs rm" will only work on ordinary files.
cvs has no notion of the revision of a directory. the best thing you can do is to delete all files within a directory.
if "v3" has only been committed accidentally and is actually ed's "private" data, then why not delete the directory?
fmgasdr. IOhannes
I did an initial commit of externals/tof/getdollarzero, externals/tof/folderpanel and externals/tof/destroysend but I decided to change my dir layout to work better with pd-extended's build system.
How can I delete those three directories (I already delete their contents with the commands noted at the start of the thread).
Tom
On 9/30/07, IOhannes m zmoelnig zmoelnig@iem.at wrote:
Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
If you want them wiped from the repository, yes. But 'cvs rm' keeps old revisions in the repository..
if you want directories to be deleted in _any_ way, yes. "cvs rm" will only work on ordinary files.
cvs has no notion of the revision of a directory. the best thing you can do is to delete all files within a directory.
if "v3" has only been committed accidentally and is actually ed's "private" data, then why not delete the directory?
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Oh, I just did a cvs up -Pd and they dissapeared. Never mind :)
Tom
On 10/4/07, Thomas O Fredericks tof@danslchamp.org wrote:
I did an initial commit of externals/tof/getdollarzero, externals/tof/folderpanel and externals/tof/destroysend but I decided to change my dir layout to work better with pd-extended's build system.
How can I delete those three directories (I already delete their contents with the commands noted at the start of the thread).
Tom
On 9/30/07, IOhannes m zmoelnig zmoelnig@iem.at wrote:
Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
If you want them wiped from the repository, yes. But 'cvs rm' keeps old revisions in the repository..
if you want directories to be deleted in _any_ way, yes. "cvs rm" will only work on ordinary files.
cvs has no notion of the revision of a directory. the best thing you can do is to delete all files within a directory.
if "v3" has only been committed accidentally and is actually ed's "private" data, then why not delete the directory?
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Yeah, you can''t officially delete directories in CVS. But -P "prunes" empty directories after checkout, so the effect is the same.
.hc
On Oct 4, 2007, at 12:45 PM, Thomas O Fredericks wrote:
Oh, I just did a cvs up -Pd and they dissapeared. Never mind :)
Tom
On 10/4/07, Thomas O Fredericks < tof@danslchamp.org> wrote: I did an initial commit of externals/tof/getdollarzero, externals/ tof/folderpanel and externals/tof/destroysend but I decided to change my dir layout to work better with pd-extended's build system.
How can I delete those three directories (I already delete their contents with the commands noted at the start of the thread).
Tom
On 9/30/07, IOhannes m zmoelnig < zmoelnig@iem.at> wrote: Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
If you want them wiped from the repository, yes. But 'cvs rm' keeps old revisions in the repository..
if you want directories to be deleted in _any_ way, yes. "cvs rm" will only work on ordinary files.
cvs has no notion of the revision of a directory. the best thing you can do is to delete all files within a directory.
if "v3" has only been committed accidentally and is actually ed's "private" data, then why not delete the directory?
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Haha!
I finally worked out how to delete that pesky v3 directory. Well, as much as it can be deleted with CVS (so it's still there, but nobody can get it right?)
good riddance!
from within maskxor on my local (sync-ed) repository cvs -d:ext:edkelly@pure-data.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/pure-data rm -R v3 cvs commit Q-wq in VI
I hope subversion is more user friendly, but I guess it's just slightly different! Best, Ed
Hans-Christoph Steiner hans@eds.org wrote:
Yeah, you can''t officially delete directories in CVS. But -P "prunes" empty directories after checkout, so the effect is the same.
.hc
On Oct 4, 2007, at 12:45 PM, Thomas O Fredericks wrote:
Oh, I just did a cvs up -Pd and they dissapeared. Never mind :)
Tom
On 10/4/07, Thomas O Fredericks < tof@danslchamp.org> wrote:I did an initial commit of externals/tof/getdollarzero, externals/tof/folderpanel and externals/tof/destroysend but I decided to change my dir layout to work better with pd-extended's build system.
How can I delete those three directories (I already delete their contents with the commands noted at the start of the thread).
Tom
On 9/30/07, IOhannes m zmoelnig < zmoelnig@iem.at> wrote: Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
If you want them wiped from the repository, yes. But 'cvs rm' keeps old revisions in the repository..
if you want directories to be deleted in _any_ way, yes. "cvs rm" will only work on ordinary files.
cvs has no notion of the revision of a directory. the best thing you can do is to delete all files within a directory.
if "v3" has only been committed accidentally and is actually ed's "private" data, then why not delete the directory?
fmgasdr. IOhannes
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Ed Kelly wrote:
Haha!
I hope subversion is more user friendly, but I guess it's just slightly different!
no, this was one of the motivation to write subversion in the first place: to not distinguish between files and directories on the version-control level.
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