RFC: Moving C to its own directory

[Daniel Egger]

Am Son, 2003-06-01 um 22.10 schrieb Russ Allbery:

> cp avoids this, but has a different problem of giving you both the old and
> the new locations when you check out an old version.  What you have to do
> is cp the ,v files and then remove all the old tags from the new ,v files,
> and then cvs remove all of the old files from the mainline.  It's messy,
> ugly work with RCS file internals.

Might be a plan to do something like:

cp -r --parents <all_directories_and_files> <new_location>

on the server followed by some:

cvs remove -fR <all_directories_and_files>
cd <copied_all_directories_and_files> && for i in <tags> do; cvs rtag -d $i .; done

on the client where 
<all_directories_and_files> denotes all files to be moved and
<copied_all_directories_and_files> the same files in the new location
while <tags> are all tags to be removed which can be gotten with
with a grep over the "cvs log" output of all files, followed by a "cut"
and a "sort -u".

-- 
Servus,
       Daniel
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