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You can ignore complete subdirectories - just put the directory name (with
no path) in the .cvsignore file. Works for me.
Regards.
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Seems to be no way to use .cvsignore or alike (-I, CVSROOT/cvsignore or
$CVSIGNORE) to ignore complete subdirectories?
-Marcus.
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