Hmm... just tried without -m, using vi instead. Still works for me.
Very strange...
Instead of "cvs up -PRd" an existing checkout, try a fresh "cvs co
...". should work either way, but hey..?
On 2/20/06, Vlad Seryakov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> With -m "..." it works, but when editor is us
With -m "..." it works, but when editor is used it does not, strange
Stephen Deasey wrote:
On 2/20/06, Vlad Seryakov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Believe today is not the first day i use cvs, i even pasted 3 times what
i put in the ChangeLog and still i got error: message is too short.
Your mes
On 2/20/06, Vlad Seryakov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Believe today is not the first day i use cvs, i even pasted 3 times what
> i put in the ChangeLog and still i got error: message is too short.
Your message is too short.
$ cvs co test
cvs checkout: Updating test
U test/foo
$ cd test
$ echo
Believe today is not the first day i use cvs, i even pasted 3 times what
i put in the ChangeLog and still i got error: message is too short.
SF CVS behaves strange lately
Stephen Deasey wrote:
After you type "cvs commit" and vi pops up, what are you typing as
your commit message?
If you're le
After you type "cvs commit" and vi pops up, what are you typing as
your commit message?
If you're leaving this blank or typing "See ChangeLog", I'll box your ears :-)
After you next "cvs co ..." you should see the following in the
message template:
CVS: -
For some reasons CVS started failing with error
error: Commit message too short.
or empty message.
I cannot commit anymore.
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