At 01:58 AM 9/13/2002, Matthew Herrmann wrote:
>cvs co proj
>cd proj
>release PROJ_V_1_1_1
>
>which does:
>cvs co -rPROJ_V_1_1_1 -d%TEMP%\proj_temp
>cd %TEMP%\proj_temp
>build
>
>the problem is that since the checkout happened inside the project folder,
>the temp directory gets added to the entries folder and cvs tries to update
>the temp folder whenever the project folder gets updated.
Maybe, cd to the temp folder (outside the project folder) before the cvs
command? You'll have to set CVSROOT for the command, though. In Unix, you
would do something like this:
CVSROOT=`cat CVS/Root`
export CVSROOT
cd $TEMP
cvs co -r$TAG -d proj_temp
In Windows...well, maybe you can use cygwin.
>i'd rather not use "cvs export" because i like the idea of the release
>script updating version numbers based on the sticky tag.
I'm not sure what you mean by this. You can do something similar (I think)
by using $Name$ with cvs export.
Fred
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