NAME

cmadd - add a source file(s) to the repository

SYNOPSIS

cmadd [-m "message"] [filename]

DESCRIPTION

cmadd is used to add a file(s) to a managed module. It must be executed from within a module directory, previously checked out with cmcopy.

Note that added files are not automatically placed in the repository. cmupdate and cmcommit are used to create the permanent change.

Doing a cmadd on a file that has been removed with the cmremove command will resurrect the file, unless it has already been checked in with cmcommit. For adding a whole new directory hierarchy to the repository, see the cmchkin command.

If no arguments are supplied, cmadd adds everything in a wildcard list of files specified by the REPOSITORY_FILES environment variable.

SEE ALSO

cmremove, cmupdate, cmcommit, ivmkcm

last modified: 30 July 1997