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At 26/1/2005 19:32, you wrote: >>>Only >>>file additions need to be committed. Also, a folder without files in it >>>will never be checked out. >>In fact, empty folders are checked out by default, unless you specify the >>-P option > >No, that's not true. The -P option is used for removing directories that >have *become* empty in the course of an update, i.e. when all files have >been removed from them. I've tried the following: - cvs add (new folder) In another sandbox: - cvs update: the new folder isn't there - cvs update -d: the new folder is there, empty - cvs update -d -P: the new folder isn't there So you can checkout an empty folder using -d, unless you also specify -P