Hello,
attached you find a report that i think describes a cvs-bug. I also
quote the history of the mail-thread so you know what's up with this mail.
Could you please check this and tell me, what you think about this issue?
Thanks,
Gert
Derek Robert Price wrote:
> Derek Robert Price wrote:
>
>> Gert Brinkmann wrote:
>>
>>> Hello Derek,
>>>
>>> thank you for your answer.
>>>
>>>> You need to request an
>>>> "observer" role in the project before this will work.
>>>
>>> Ok. Do i have to report the my issue again or will you forward my
>>> last mail to the right people?
>>>
>>> Ciao and thanks again,
>>>
>>> Gert
>>>
>>
>> Please forward it to <bug-cvs#gnu.org>. For more on bug reports and
>> patch submissions, please see the HACKING, DEVEL-CVS, and other
>> documentation files in the top level of the CVS source distribution.
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> Derek
>>
>
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, rather.
>
> Derek
>
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Hello,
i have tried to report an cvs-issue but i could not. I have registered
und logged in, but issuezilla always tells me, that i have to be logged
in. So i try to report something, that i think, is a bug in cvs, via email:
(We have installed cvs 1.11)
I would like to use the option "-P" with an "cvs update" to prune empty
directories. This works fine, but when doing a "cvs -qn update -dP" all
the pruned directories are listed the same way as it is when not using "-P":
cvs server: New directory `foo' -- ignored
Because we are using the output of an "cvs -qn update -d" to parse
through and build a report of the checkout-state, the pruned directories
are bothering. It would be great to skip this pruned-directory-ignored
lines by using the "-P" here, too.
Thank you,
Gert Brinkmann
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