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On Sun, Aug 22, 2004 at 03:30:56AM -0400, D'Arcy J.M. Cain wrote:

> Sorry, cut and paste error.  The command I used was;
>=20
> cvs -q -d cvs.netbsd.org:/cvsroot import pkgsrc/devel/generate TNF \
>    pkgsrc-basecvs

s/basecvs/base/

> I got it from that page in the first place.  I did work it out and, in
> fact, recall having to do the same thing last time I imported a package.
>  What I had to do after the import is remove the directory and then cvs
> update to restore it from the repository.  So, the import command
> imports it into the repository but does not set up the local copy.

right - that's how imports work. I normally import from a random local
directory and then "cvs update" in the target location to get my local
checked out copy.

> If this is correct I can update the document but it feels klugish to me.
>  Is this correct?  I guess the correct way is to import from outside the
> CVS repository but I tend to build these packages in the repository so
> that I can do complete testing.

that also works, and I've done that in the past, too.

grant.


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