30 Nov
2000
30 Nov
'00
1:16 a.m.
This is a question about CVS.
I'm constantly creating a directory that I want Mailman to go into, for example /local/src/mailman-pristine, and then realizing that I can't make CVS actually put Mailman *into* that directory. I have to use "checkout mailman" to get it, and that insists on creating a 'mailman' directory. If I move everything from mailman to ./, things work just fine from then on, but isn't there any way to make the checkout command use the current dir?
The obvious option, "checkout -d <dir>", gives me an error if I use '.' or an absolute pathname:
protocol error: is not absolute
Can anyone else do this, or is this just part of Life with CVS?
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Dan Mick