[arch-users] Re: cvs <-> arch mirroring scripts

[Miles Bader <miles@lsi.nec.co.jp>]

Robert Collins <rbcollins@cygwin.com> writes:
> Rather than committing the entire tree, I use larch what-changed
> combined with xargs to generate a list of added and delete files,
> perform those cvs operations, then get the list of added U deleted U
> altered files and use xargs again to cvs ci those files.
> 
> There are files in CVS, that aren't in arch, and should be in cvs (long
> story - they are autoconf generated files) and that I don't want to
> commit alterations to, back to CVS.

Hmmm, that's probably a better method -- I glossed over it in my
previous post, but I had to temporarily move lisp/subdirs.el out of the
tree to make CVS happy before committing!  I think your method would
solve this.

-Miles
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