Stefan Bodewig wrote:
Well, Cygwin isn't just bash ;-) It also comes with all kinds of unix-ish executables, amongst them CVS. Those executables expect unix-style paths.On Mon, 13 Jan 2003, Christopher Lenz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Anyway, you can see that cvs is getting windows-style relative paths.And it shouldn't? Sorry, but I'm totally ignorant when it comes to Windows.Can you run the CVS executable for a single file in a DOS box once using back- and once using forward slashes?Anyway, this is on Windows + Cygwin, and I'm not sure what the correct behaviour *should* be in this case. :-PThe shell won't see anything as Ant bypasses it completely (invoking cvs via Runtime#exec). I don't think that using Cygwin causes any difference, but maybe using Cygwin also implies a different cvs executable than the one "other" Windows users would see.
I've installed the 'normal' windows distribution of CVS now, and everything's working fine. Thanks for the hints.
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