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adding a directory/module at top of repository using CVS

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Sorry it's been so long since I've done this.... in looking at the manual I can't seem to find it. simple question I have a CVS repository in /repository with a few directories already existing, for example "tools", "reports", "proj" etc. I want to add "documentation". Just the directory. the Developer will add the files later.

why don't I see it easily? I'll keep looking but in case it's so simple.

posted Jun 27, 2013 by anonymous

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