Sandrine Boulanger writes: > > 1) Issue with cvs import -m - High priority > when using cvs import -m "description of the import" <module> <vendor> > <tag>, it looks like the command interprets the description between the > quotes as arguments for the import, and instead of importing <module>, > it considers the first word as the log message, the second word as the > module to import, the third word as the vendor tag, and the rest as > release tags. Then, it imports the files within <module> under > $CVSROOT/<first word of the description> > Any clue ?
That's a function of you operating system (which I'm guessing is Windows), it doesn't have anything to do with CVS. > 2) Issue with cvs ci -m - Medium priority > when using cvs ci -m "description" ...., as no editor is called to enter > the log message, the template defined in rcstemplate is not called. Is > there any way to force the content of the "description" to be paste in > the template ? You have to enable FORCE_USE_EDITOR in src/options.h before building CVS. -Larry Jones I think my cerebellum just fused. -- Calvin _______________________________________________ Bug-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-cvs
