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New Directories and contents are not added to CVS at check-in

( CVSSCC )
Type: Public Status:Closed Created: 21 Mar 05 03:00 Updated: 03 May 05 05:00
--> Igor Pushkov (admin)  at 03 May 05 05:00 writes

This is solved in new version (either 1.3.x or 2.0.x)
--> Oleg Akolupin (admin)  at 28 Apr 05 04:00 writes

We have corrected your problem.
Please try new DLL.
Download DLL use the link:
www.pushok.com/files/PushokCVSSCC_1_1.zip - for CVS SCC Proxy Version 1.3X
www.pushok.com/files/PushokCVSSCC_2_1.zip - for CVS SCC Proxy Version 2.0X
--> Mark Pemberton (user)  at 26 Apr 05 04:00 writes

The cvs.exe that was shipped with the CVSSCC Proxy was version "cvsnt
2.0.51a". I used another copy of cvs.exe which was a newer version
"2.0.62.1817". I changed versions attempting to resolve the problem I was
having.

To clarify the original problem:
On an existing project (which is already a module in CVS), if I were to add
a new folder in VS.NET using the Solution Explorer option to add a new
folder, and then create a new file under that new folder, that's when I get
this error.

I hope this helps clarify the problem.

Thanks
--> Oleg Akolupin (admin)  at 19 Apr 05 04:00 writes

Plug-in make the mistake at check of existence of the module in
repository. It thinks that module exist and not creates it. The reason for
this mistake, probably, in use of a file
C:\Program Files\TortoiseCVS\cvs.exe.
why you do not use cvs.exe shipped with installation? At least which
version of cvs.exe it is?
--> Mark Pemberton (user)  at 21 Mar 05 03:00 writes

When I add a new folder in my VS.NET solution and added files to the new
folder, the folder and contents are not added to CVS when I attempt to
check-in the changes. An error is displayed (attached). I noticed that
the CVS directory is created under the new folder, and the only contents in
the CVS directory is a pushok_base directory (which is also empty). The
standard CVS files are not getting created. Is there a problem with the
check-in function where it isn't creating the necessary files in the CVS
directory (located under the docs directory)?
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