Kohei Yoshida wrote:
On Wed, 2008-11-05 at 20:18 +0100, Philipp Lohmann wrote:
Frank Schönheit - Sun Microsystems Germany wrote:
Hi Kohei,
As for the 'cws rebase -C' command
isn't this the very same as doing an "svn commit . -R" in your working copy?
except for the EIS entry, but that doesn't seem to work yet anyway ?
Ok, so I'm taking the hint that, I could probably go ahead and "svn
commit" the stuff even if that means the EIS entry would go out-of-sync
(?) ;-)
Well, I'll probably do that, and nag someone to fix the EIS later.
Differences are at least the EIS things and a standardized commit message.
For the error you described in an other mail
As for the 'cws rebase -C' command, after trying it without any argument
(which failed), I've tried a variety of different workspace arguments:
* cws rebase -C DEV300
* cws rebase -C koheidatapilot02
* cws rebase -C svn
+ssh://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/ooo/cws/koheidatapilot02
Each time I got "ERROR: Can't find workspace '...': No such file or
directory.
'workspace' is the directory where your CWS physically is located.
Something like
cws rebase -C .
or
cws rebase -C /path/to/koheidatapilot02
Rüdiger
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