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I have a project whose structure is as below: 

ProjectA/: within this directory:

Sub-ProjectA1/  Sub-ProjectA2/

Sub-ProjectA1 was checked out separately in ProjectA in an effort to re-use some code. The following command was given:
cvs checkout -d Sub-ProjectA1 ProjectA1

Now when I try and checkout ProjectA separately, Sub-ProjectA1 does not get checked out. In other words, cvs checkout ProjectA leads to the following directory structure:
ProjectA/:
Sub-ProjectA2/

The module Sub-ProjectA1 needs to be checked out separately. How do I ensure that a single checkout command gets me all the sub-directories?

Zoe
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You can define 'modules' on your CVS server. This will generally define a new 'SmartPorejct1' with links to your ProjectA and Sub-ProjectA1. Once you will call "cvs checkout SmartPorejct1" it will checkout all dependent modules.

See http://www.cs.utah.edu/dept/old/texinfo/cvs/cvs_6.html#SEC26 for details.

barbalion
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