Kurt, you're my hero. I feel much better now. Disk space is cheap, so
I'll leave as is. You mentioned everything but CVSROOT - what in CVSROOT
would you tamper with? CVS will really be a big help to me - I find that
it focuses me more and helps me keep things orderly. Sans it and I end
up with files all over the place. With it, I'm forced to pay more
attention to the file structure of my projects. Pretty cool. Now I need
to go through all my other projects and start CVS'izing them...
Cheers,
Mike
Kurt Granroth wrote:
>
> Files in the 'Attic' are "older" ones that no longer exist in the HEAD
> branch. That is, if you 'cvs remove' a file, then it goes in the
> Attic. This allows you to have revision history even on files that
> are deleted.
>
> You *could* delete the subdir if you don't care about the history at
> all.. but if you aren't hurting for space, I'd leave it alone. More
> to the point, I'd leave *everything* in the CVS root alone (except for
> the CVSROOT subdir) unless you really knew how everything worked.
>
> FWIW, I recommend reading this: http://cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs.html
>
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