[cvsnt] Not getting newly created directories

[Aaron Kynaston]

My thoughts: . .

I would assume that the eclipse client is not told to retrieve all
directories (are they empty directories?) for #1 . .

for #2 are you saying they are corrupted through eclipse, and not
through the command line client?  if that's so, I'm not sure what it is
. .

I'd make sure that they're set as binary files period, and that both
eclipse and cvsnt are getting the same revision . .

>>> "Siegfried Heintze" <siegfried at heintze.com> 2/1/2005 9:41:44 AM
>>>
I'm having two problems that do not appear when using the cvsnt client.
The
only appear with the eclipse client:

 

(1)     Only the original directories show up. None of the directories
or
files for the subsequent directories created from the command line from
a
different sandbox show up. These were created with the cvsnt client
using
"cvs add" and "cvs commit". These directories don't even appear when I
destroy the sandbox in eclipse and check it out again! (But they do
appear
in a sandbox created by the cvsnt client when I used "cvs update -d"
however).

(2)     My jar files are being corrupted.

 

The only thing can think of to do is to go to a good sand box created
by the
cvsnt client, make a new copy the directory structure and use the find
command to remove all the directories (and their contents) that contain
the
name "CVS" and then create a new repository using the cvs client
(instead of
cvsnt client) and see if I still have the problem when the eclipse
client is
talking to a cvs repository (instead of a cvsnt repository).

 

What a pain. Does any one have any better ideas?

 

Thanks,

Siegfried

 

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