Hi

your explanation makes sence,
can you provide a patch to fix this?
I do not know Mercurial

you added : -b 10.2.3
-b is probably branch

but what are the 10.2.3 ?


with kind regards
Ruben Willems

On Tue, Nov 16, 2010 at 4:40 PM, mikedoerfler <mike.doerf...@gmail.com>wrote:

> At our company we are converting over to Mercurial from SVN and one of
> the last things to get going is migrating CruiseControl.NET to the
> mercurial plugin.  We've had good luck with the mercurial plugin and
> it appears to be working fine - at least until I manually did an hg
> update on the directory that cc.net had created.  After doing that it
> got stuck in a continuous build loop.  What I did was
>
> 1 - a month ago let cc.net setup the working directory with this
> configuration (there were multiple projects each with a different
> named branch).
>    <sourcecontrol type="hg">
>      <executable>C:\Program Files\TortoiseHg\hg.exe</executable>
>      <repo>http://code.company.com/hg/hgweb.cgi/ourapp/framework</
> repo>
>      <branch>10.2.3</branch>
>      <multipleHeadsFail>false</multipleHeadsFail>
>    </sourcecontrol>
> 2 - let cruisecontrol.net do its thing, building just fine for a month
> only when a change was made on that named branch
> 3 - I added an hgrc to the .hg directory so I could push some of the
> local changes the build made.
> 4 - I ran an "hg update"
> 5 - after doing that anytime cc.net checked to see if there were
> modifications it would find there were.  I believe this is because the
> method GetModificationsFlowGetLog in the Mercurial.cs file (http://
> ccnet.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/ccnet/trunk/project/core/
> sourcecontrol/Mercurial/Mercurial.cs?revision=7697&view=markup) does
> not use the "-b" option to limit the log results to just this branch.
>
> I believe that cc.net is issuing the command "hg log -r 10.2.3:488"
>
> Where 488 is the tip of the repository, but it is a changeset on a
> different named branch.  So the log is returning all of the changesets
> that have occurred on all branches since the last changeset on the
> working directory (10.2.3) branch.
>
> If the command would be changed to "hg log -r 10.2.3:488 -b 10.2.3"
> that would limit the changesets returned to be only changesets from
> the branch the working directory is for.
>
> Let me know if this makes sense.  Thanks!

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