| problem with CVS [message #75698] |
Mon, 16 June 2003 12:43  |
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I checked out a file structure in the CVS Repository Explorer perspective,
using the "Check Out Into" command. I subsequently decided that I didn't
want my local project structured as it was, and I deleted the source
folder. From that point forward, every CVS update I perform on the
project lists the missing files as being subject to removal from CVS on
next commit (R). I don't want to do that. How can I correct this?
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| Re: problem with CVS [message #76329 is a reply to message #75972] |
Tue, 17 June 2003 10:30  |
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Originally posted by: Michael_Valenta.oti.com
Actually, what you want to do is to recreate the source folder as
described below and then choose Properties from the context menu of the
folder. In the CVS tab there should be a Disconnect button. Pressing it
will unshare the folder and forget about the outgoing deletions.
Michael wrote:
> Gabrio wrote:
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>> I checked out a file structure in the CVS Repository Explorer
>> perspective,
>> using the "Check Out Into" command. I subsequently decided that I didn't
>> want my local project structured as it was, and I deleted the source
>> folder. From that point forward, every CVS update I perform on the
>> project lists the missing files as being subject to removal from CVS on
>> next commit (R). I don't want to do that. How can I correct this?
>>
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> If your goal is to get the src directory back, just create a new
> directory called src where the old one was, then do a right mouse
> Replace->Latest From Head on the new src directory. That should
> retrieve all of the files again for the src directory from the repository.
>
> --
> Michael
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