Bugs item #1107410, was opened at 2005-01-22 10:10
Message generated for change (Comment added) made by drakmar
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Category: None
Group: 0.85
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Jason S Morris (jsmorris)
Assigned to: Clayton Harbour (drakmar)
Summary: <cvs-tag> not working as I would expect
Initial Comment:
I am trying to emulate how I do commits, updates and
tags using TortoiseCVS 1.8.11 (CVSNT 2.0.58d
(client/server)) in my Nant build scripts using NAnt 0.85
(Build 0.85.1845.0; nightly; 1/19/2005).
The <cvs>commit</cvs> and <cvs-update> are
working, thanks to Clayton for adding the .cvsignore's.
But, the <cvs-tag> is giving me some trouble.
The command that TortoiseCVS 1.8.11 (Concurrent
Versions System (CVSNT) 2.0.58d (client/server)) runs
is:
In C:\projects\test: "C:\Program
Files\TortoiseCVS\cvs.exe" "-q" "-x" "tag" "-
c" "v_jason2" "."
CVSROOT=:sspi:ocsccsdcvs03:\capability
So, I tried to set up my <cvs-tag> as similarly
<cvs-tag cvsroot="${cvs.root}"
usesharpcvslib="false"
verbose="false"
failonerror="true"
tag="v_test"
commandline="-c">
<arg line="-q -x" />
</cvs-tag>
And I get this build failure message:
BUILD FAILED
C:\projects\test\test.build(40,10):
NAnt.SourceControl.Tasks.TagTask: C:\Program
Files\TortoiseCVS\cvs.exe had error s. Please see
log4net log.
Length can not be less than zero.
Parameter name: length
After poking around for awhile, I found that the error is
that I didn't specify the "module" attribute. This is most
likely a bug in that the error message should be
corrected to specify the correct parameter name and
the docs changed to say that the module name is
required. However, I don't think that it should be
required since I got the <cvs-update> task to work
without specifying a module.
Now my modified task is
<cvs-tag cvsroot="${cvs.root}"
usesharpcvslib="false"
verbose="false"
failonerror="true"
tag="v_test"
commandline="-c"
module=".">
<arg line="-q -x" />
</cvs-tag>
And I get this build failure message:
[cvs-tag] cvs server: nothing known about .cvsignore
[cvs-tag] cvs server: nothing known about File1.txt
[cvs-tag] cvs server: nothing known about File2.txt
[cvs-tag] cvs server: nothing known about File3.txt
[cvs-tag] cvs server: nothing known about File4.txt
[cvs-tag] cvs server: nothing known about File5.txt
[cvs-tag] cvs server: nothing known about test.build
[cvs-tag] cvs server: nothing known about .cvsignore
[cvs-tag] cvs server: nothing known about File1.txt
[cvs-tag] cvs server: nothing known about File2.txt
[cvs-tag] cvs server: nothing known about File3.txt
[cvs-tag] cvs server: nothing known about File4.txt
[cvs-tag] cvs server: nothing known about File5.txt
[cvs-tag] cvs server: nothing known about File1.txt
[cvs-tag] cvs server: nothing known about File2.txt
[cvs-tag] cvs server: nothing known about File3.txt
[cvs-tag] cvs server: nothing known about File4.txt
[cvs-tag] cvs server: nothing known about File5.txt
[cvs-tag] cvs server: nothing known about File1.txt
[cvs-tag] cvs server: nothing known about File2.txt
[cvs-tag] cvs server: nothing known about File3.txt
[cvs-tag] cvs server: nothing known about File4.txt
[cvs-tag] cvs server: nothing known about File5.txt
[cvs-tag] cvs [server aborted]: correct the above
errors first!
BUILD FAILED - 0 non-fatal error(s), 24 warning(s)
C:\projects\test\test.build(40,10):
External Program Failed: C:\Program
Files\TortoiseCVS\cvs.exe (return code was 1)
I would like to know if I am doing something incorrectly
or if there is a bug in the task.
As a workaround, I was able to define it like this and get
it to work
<cvs usesharpcvslib="false"
command="tag"
commandline="-c
"v_${datetime::get-ticks(datetime::now())}
""
verbose="true"
failonerror="true"
module=".">
<arg line="-q -x" />
</cvs>
Thanks,
Jason
PS I attached my test build script along with the test
directory tree I used to work out these issues. Just add
all files to a local repository, change the cvs.root
property to give it a try.
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>Comment By: Clayton Harbour (drakmar)
Date: 2005-02-13 12:33
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Hi there Jason, I noticed there was a bug in the <cvs/> task
when the command "tag" was used, I have fixed this today
(Sunday) and have checked in a patch. I am not having
issues with the <cvs-tag/> command however and am not
getting the "nothing known about FileX.txt" error. Can you
send me the commandline that is being used to get this error
(using the verbose attribute should give you this)?
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Comment By: Jason S Morris (jsmorris)
Date: 2005-02-12 12:03
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I downloaded nant 0.85 rc2 and tried again, but I still get the
message "[cvs-tag] cvs server: nothing known about
File1.txt" for every file that I try to tag using <cvs-tag>. I
rememoved the "-c" option and even tried "-R" on a whim.
You are not seeing this behavior?
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Comment By: Clayton Harbour (drakmar)
Date: 2005-01-29 19:54
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Hi Jason, that does look a little odd. I ran the test
script a few times here and did not get anything like that.
The -c specifies that no action should be performed if it
comes across any locally modified files, so this line:
cvs server: test.build is locally modified
Makes sense and will cause the tag to fail (so there would
be a build exception). The other lines, not so much. When
you tested did you run this through a few times before it
failed?
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Comment By: Jason S Morris (jsmorris)
Date: 2005-01-29 11:10
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I ran my test build script against the NAnt 0.85 (Build
0.85.1855.0; nightly; 1/29/2005) and I am sorry to say that I
still don't think it is working. I have attached two output
files, one normal, the other versbose.
Because you cannot specify the module attribute, I removed
it.
Please take a look at the output. All the files that I am
tagging are committed, so the output appears funny to me.
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Comment By: Clayton Harbour (drakmar)
Date: 2005-01-27 21:31
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Hi Jason, I have looked through the test cases you provided,
thanks. I have removed the module attribute from the task,
it does not really make sense in this case. Let me know
that fixes your issue.
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Comment By: Clayton Harbour (drakmar)
Date: 2005-01-27 08:26
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Hi Jason, I am really sorry you are correct I did not download
the test cases in the zip file. I will take a closer look at it
tonight.
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Comment By: Jason S Morris (jsmorris)
Date: 2005-01-25 23:28
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I tried with the 25-Jan nightly, but still don't see what I
would expect. The output of the cvs command that is run is
different when no module is specified, but still not right in my
opinion
cvs.exe ( -q -x -d:sspi:ocsccsdcvs01:/capability tag -c
v_632422957031151968 test)
I think the 'test' should be replace with '.' when no module
value is specified. 'test' is the base directory I am running
my script from.
I hope that you noticed the attached zip file. I have the files
and a build script that will demonstrate the issue. Just add
all the files to a CVS repository and run the script specifying
the test-cvs-tagging target.
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Comment By: Clayton Harbour (drakmar)
Date: 2005-01-25 00:26
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Hi Jason, I think I have fixed this can you checkout the latest
nightly when you are able. Thanks.
Clayton
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