Should I change the SVN sensor to prepend some bogus names before the file
name, so that it looks like: fileName = "SVNBogusName/A.java"?
I think you should append a "bogus" workspace root, because that is the
only way it will work. We do this in the Jira sensor, so I suppose it
isn't so bogus.
thanks, aaron
At 06:55 PM 8/10/2005, you wrote:
Hi,
This is related to the SVN usage on Ikayzo.org.
Normally, if my file is at
C:\work\A.java
Then I set "C:\work" as workspace root, and everything is cool.
On Ikayzo.org, every project has its own SVN repository. So some people
put "A.java" at the very top level of the repository tree. As a result,
the commit data looks like:
fileName = "A.java"
repository="svn://localhost/jupiter"
In this case, if I set any workspace root such as "C:\work", then I can
never see the commit records.
Should I change the SVN sensor to prepend some bogus names before the file
name, so that it looks like: fileName = "SVNBogusName/A.java"?
Any comments?
Thanks.
Cedric
