[Gnu-arch-users] tla mv gets me an error next commit

[Karl O. Pinc]

Hi,
Here are the broad outlines:

I've imported my archive from cvs with cscvs.  In the CVS
archive is txtdir/foodcodes.txt.  So to see how it
works I do a 'tla get' and start work in a new tree.

cd conversion/
tla mv txtdir/foodcodes.txt .

Now create a .arch-inventory file with
precious ^[^.]
in txtdir/.  And make some more .arch-inventory files.

tla add-id .arch-inventory dbfdir/.arch-inventory 
txtdir/.arch-inventory 
tla commit -s 'Adjust for using arch, fix distclean bug' -L 'Move 
foodcodes.txt out of txtdir/, which makes arch nameing conventions/file 
categories easier and fixes the problem of distclean trashing 
foodcodes.txt.' -- Makefile foodcodes.txt These files would be source 
but lack inventory ids (`tla add' or a tagline perhaps?):

conversion/xbase
conversion/xbase_bin
db/INSTALL
db/check_integrity
db/functions/destroyfunctions
db/functions/makefunctions
db/maketables
db/triggers/maketriggers


M  Makefile
Error calling `vu_stat' for 
"/home/kop/work/babase/./conversion/txtdir/foodcodes.txt" (No such file 
or directory)
PANIC: I/O error

What's the story here?  There should be no such file and arch should
know I've moved it, as it did the move.

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Karl <address@hidden>
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