*.darwin -k 'b'
*.exe -k 'b'
*.linux -k 'b'
*.freebsd -k 'b'
*.psd -k 'b'
to the cvswrappers file? I'm getting bit by the /filter/tex/ folder by those odd binary files.
<rant mode="skip">
My CVS repository has gone bonkers. No doubt because of my poor use of CVS. But nevertheless, I really hate CVS for this. I'm getting
cvs import: Dropping data:
pos>vec->text.nlines
cvs [import aborted]: invalid change text in
c:\cvs_repo/reppu/filter/mediaplugin/mp3player.fla.zip,v
for ALL of the binary files. Trying to tell CVS it's a binary file, but the cvswrappers won't do good for the already messed up files. "cvs admin -kb" doesn't do it, "cvs update -kb" does a bit more good, but still after doing this and copying a fresh new binary file and committing, I get the above error.
Somewhere it says that "remember to set this when adding the files", but I'm importing the whole lot. How do I tell if the cvswrappers worked or not? How do I ask the CVS that "do you think that this file is a binary file"?
And what about removing directories? I like it that the /lang/ folder in the core has been cleaned up, but try to do an update on the folder. Poor CVS creates the folders and then decides that they are empty and prunes them. For every update/import/merge. I mean, CVS, don't you get it already that they are go'oone.
Renaming files? Why would you want to rename files, says CVS.
I'm also getting out-of-date "do an update first!" errors while committing, on my own repository, I'm sure nobody touched the files while I was editing them.
</rant>
Feeling better now, thanks...