[Skip Montanaro] > Taking a cue from Raymond's sandbox/itertools cleanup, I cvs removed > the contents of sandbox/csv just now. How do I get rid of the > sandbox/csv directory itself? I see that the itertools directory > remains as well, even though I executed "cvs -dP ." from the sandbox > directory. -P won't remove a directory if there's any file remaining in the directory that wasn't checked in. This includes dot files (as Barry said), .rej files left behind by old rejected patches, temp scripts or output files you may have created, or a build directory created by setup.py. I had to get rid of all of those before CVS deleted my csv directory (normally I just do deltree (rm -rf) on a dead directory, and CVS won't recreate it then, but I did it by hand this time just to verify how -P works).
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