[cvsnt] Re: Moving files to different directories

Harrison, Andrew andy.harrison at anite.com
Tue Mar 28 16:41:53 BST 2006


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>
> 2.6 will support file and directory renames transparently but it
depends 
> on how long you're prepared to wait for it - it's still in active 
> development & has a number of issues.
> 
> 2.5 has most of the same issues that triggered the 2.6 core rewrite.. 
> renaming within directories is OK(ish) but I wouldn't normally try it 
> across directories (it can work but you have to be careful how you do 
> it.. wouldn't want to do it with a lot of files).

Thanks Tony. We were planning on starting it within the next couple of
weeks, and then doing it bit by over a few months. We could probably
wait a couple of months before we start if it made things easier in the
long run. What sort of time-frame is 2.6 expected in?

You say that it can work with 2.5 if I'm careful. I would be the only
person who would be doing the moving of files, so if you can stipulate a
best-practice approach to it then I can follow that.

Rgds,
Andy

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