Then <maillist@candle.pha.pa.us> spoke up and said:
> > Why would we want to remove it in the first place? If its been 'deleted',
> > it won't show up unless you want it to (cvs update -APd removed old
> > files/directories)...
> >
> > Oops, careful in the above, it also removed any 'sticky/branch' tags...
>
> I just thought we could fiddle with CVS to remove the stuff totally. No
> real need to, though. I just thought it would be confusing for people
> who didn't do -P, or people managing CVSROOT directly.
There is only one good reason for "really" pruning those old
directories out of the source tree: revision purging. If you purge
all revisions of the files that live in those directories (so that
they really *are* empty), then removing the directories is a good idea.
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