2014-08-15 17:58 AEST by Arthur Barrett - If we cvs co 'foo' then foo/dir3 is not 'checked out' if it is empty with cvs co -P (because it is pruned).

cvs rls -P should work the same.

Note: this does imply that the directory tree will need to be traversed, to determine if the sub-directory(s) 
are also empty.

ie: if you add directories/files dir1/a.txt and dir2/b.txt in 2009, then in 2014 you add dir3/c.txt, but then 
try and 'checkout' or 'cvs rls' from 2009, the directory dir3 is still shows (fetch list) or checked out 
(checkout).



$ cvs rls -l  ztest3
Listing module: ztest3

components-csd.pct              1.1     Tue Jan 14 04:53:40 2014 b
directory_history               1.2     Fri Feb 12 03:53:18 2010 kv
logo.pct                        1.1     Mon Aug 18 03:41:39 2008 b
ivybridge-4:GRS-docs abarrett$ cvs rls -l -P  ztest3
Listing module: ztest3


The -P option at the moment appears to not really work at all.

$ cvs rls -E -P  ztest3
Listing module: ztest3

cvsnt server: **** end of results ****

$ cvs version
Client: Concurrent Versions System (CVSNT) 2.8.01 (Soolin) Build 4377 (client/server)
Server: Concurrent Versions System (CVSNT) 2.8.02 (Cally) Build 4538 (RC 3) (client/server)