[cvsnt] <cvs import .cvsigonore />

Rebhan, Gilbert Gilbert.Rebhan at huk-coburg.de
Wed Jul 2 15:25:21 BST 2003


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Hi,

Scenario :

The cvscommand in my buildfile to get a new module in cvsrepository.

		<cvs
		cvsroot="${cvs.repository}"
		passfile="${cvs.passworddir}/.cvspass"
		command='import -m "initial import" MyProject1 gilbert MyProject_0_01'
            />

Question :		

Is there another way than import for a new module that resists outside a sandbox ?!

Problems :

With a given structure like that :

MyProject
	   |
          helper classes with *.class


I also get the subdirectory into repository but it should stay outside.
As far as i know, i may only use filepatterns in .cvsignore ?!

My cvsignore looks like that : 
*.class
*.bat
*.xml

Question :

How do exclude directories ?
Why are only *.class of rootdirectory ignored but *.class of subdir get into cvs ?


thx for any advice/hints !!  Cederquist didn't help

bye4now,
        Gilbert

 


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