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I have written a shell script to show me what files need patching without actually doing a cvs up. It's just a simple cvs stat parser.

But, it doesn't tell me if a new directory would come down with a new cvs up -d.

Is there a way to find out if I'm missing directories that would be created with the next cvs up -d?

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The -n switch shows me missing directories:

cvs -n up -d

The -n switch does not actually run cvs up -d; it just shows the effects of running the command.

toolic
Ah, thank you, I'll have to parse that out. Surprised I didn't notice that.
Darvan Shovas