Question about convenient and automated committing

[Hans Schwaebli]

If I deleted some files in a folder and I delete the same folder itself, what CVS command do I need to commit this change?

 

"ci" does not work. I use Ant for this, so here is my example:

 

        <cvs command="ci -R -m ${DEFAULT_CVS_COMMENT} numbers"
             cvsroot="${CVSROOT}"
             dest="U:/projects/HSW_TST/src/com/haefele/hsw2/tst/abstractions"/>

 

I see it in Eclipse that the folder is not deleted in CVS afterwards.

 

Assume that I don't know the filenames which have been in that deleted folder. I need a generic way to simply commit whatever has been changed in a directory, no matter what kind of change it is. For automation in the 21th century IT world this is very important.

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