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Created attachment 136555 [details] messages.log Taken from bug #230828: 1) User right clicks at project level and does CVS > update. All is well and all files are synched. 2) User creates a new package and creates one or more classes/interfaces etc within that package. 3) User right clicks at the project level, does CVS > update (no new changes), then does CVS > commit. 4) User sees the following message "<Path to new directory>\Entries (The system cannot find the file specified)" At this stage, there is a file called Entries in this location, but it is empty. 5) User clicks OK 6) User sees new error message "CVS command failed with the following error. cvs commit: nothing known about '<new package>/<new class>' cvs commit aborted: correct above errors first! I find that commit is possible if I right click then choose CVS commit on the new package. However when we implement continuous integration I will want to commit the entire project, including a mixture of new packages/new classes and updated existing classes.
more info in https://netbeans.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=230828#c30
Hi, is there any news on this bug? It's been a couple of weeks. If you've not had time to look at it, could you give an estimate about when it will be looked at? Best wishes, Sean.