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I've run into this repeatedly, and it's rather annoying: Have some project under CVS control - for example foo/. Create a new project, foo/bar It shows up with a little blue cylinder annotation that it needs to be committed Right click it and choose CVS/Commit You get: cvs [add aborted]: there is no version here; do 'cvs checkout' first In fact the only way I have found to add the project to CVS at all is to open a shell, go to foo/ and run "cvs add bar" - then it works correctly.
Issue #81813 has been reported 2 weeks ago but it's been already fixed. What build of NB do you use? Conmit didn't work it was invoked on non-versioned context.
Looks similar to issue 81813. I'm using build 060803 - it looks like issue 81813 this was fixed the next day. I'll update and see if it's the same problem. Generally, IMO, if a file or directory has a parent which is under CVS control, and a CVS menu appears on its popup menu, then those actions should do the Right Thing (recursively adding parents if necessary) even if there was no version in the directory - if we're not going to expose CVS Add, then Commit needs to work on non-added things. If that is what was fixed, then this issue can be closed.
Works for me, seems to be fixed. *** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 81813 ***