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> > > I doubt we can keep 'modules' useful for non-current too, just consider
> > > movings like many things from sys/miscfs to sys/fs. Current module names
> > > in that case are unusable for non-current. Or do you mean it must be
> > > semi-usable excepting movings?
> > 
> > Please search the archives.  You will find that we have always, in the
> > past, kept modules around after the actual code was removed from
> > -CURRENT, so people working on older branches could still check out
> > the module.
> 
> Ok, I'll restore it, but I not see much sense in this. It will be better
> to keep two separated versions of modules for -current and non-current.

There isn't an easy way of doing that, because the files in
$CVSROOT/CVSROOT don't work well if they are branched.




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