2008-04-16 07:48 AEST by Arthur Barrett - CVS Suite needs a 'better' solution for tracking what 'checked out locations' exist on a PC.

A user can checkout using command line CVS, Eclipse, SCCI, WM, RM, TortoiseCVS and WinCVS - some 
track where the checkout has been made to and some do not, but they all track it in different ways.

Ideally CVSNT on windows should store the checkout location in the HKCU registry and all tools use 
that registry (or a call to CVSAPI) to find them.  Some people may not want CVSNT modifying even the 
user registry so a --no-registry global setting may be needed.

2008-04-16 07:55 AEST by Arthur Barrett - Non-checkout commands should probably 'check' if the current folder is 'below' any folder currently listed 
in the 'checked out folders' registry and if not do something or another... (simply adding the current folder 
is not such a good idea since the 'root' may very well be higher up - but it may be the only sensible 
choice).

Also a 'cvs release' should remove a checked out folder from the registry.

2008-04-16 13:39 AEST by Glen Starrett - Approaching this similar to a "recently used documents" aka "recently used 
sandboxes" would be a good idea.  

The disabling option could be something like --no-mru instead of referring to 
registry, since some things need to be in there anyway.  (or did you plan on 
using that option to disable *all* HKCU registry entries?)

2008-12-03 11:37 AEST by Arthur Barrett - Marking as enhancement.  

Increasing priority - this needs doing, and the sooner the better.