Re: Can't see my folders in CVS

[Terence <tk.lists@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I think it has something to do with the message popping up saying 
"remote project exists" when I try to "share project..." after I specify 
the [new] module name.

For some reason, eclipse is wrongly detecting that the module it's 
attempting to create already exists. So because it thinks it already 
exists, it makes no attempt to actually add the new module.
(hence the CVS repository errors attempting to create files under 
directories in the repository which have not been created).

Is this a possible version incampatability with CVS?
Which version of the CVS am I supposed to use?
Are there any CVS configuration options that I should be aware of?


Terence wrote:
> I would say that the CVS import was not successful because a quick "ls" 
> under the CVS reposiroty directory reaveals there is no "cvs-test" 
> subdirectory which should have been created because that is what I 
> called the module (when eclipse asked me).