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Valentin Batz commented on JENKINS-13264:
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I've experienced the same issue and traced it down to a cvsnt inconvenience.
I'll try to explain my findings.
The -d argument gets passed to the server. The server process creates a local
copy in a tmp dir for the checkout with that argument as name. It does not
create the required subdirectories and thats why the checkout will fail. I
assume your cvsnt/cvs server is running in a unix environment, because works
with backslashes because backslashes are valid in unix filenames/directories,
and the first level directory is created in the tmpdir.
I suggest not to pass the -d argument to the server, when doing 'partial
checkouts' with subdirs.
I'd rather suggest to implement a client-side redirection of the
files/directories.
> fail checkout 2 modules with different path
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> Key: JENKINS-13264
> URL: https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-13264
> Project: Jenkins
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: cvs
> Environment: linux
> Reporter: Eric Co
> Assignee: Michael Clarke
> Fix For: current
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> I create two cvs modules with the path
> lib/flac-1.2.1
> drv/linux/fuse
> when it check out, got the error:
> cvs checkout -P -D 29 Mar 2012 11:40:15 +0800 -d lib/flac-1.2.1
> lib/flac-1.2.1
> cvs [checkout aborted]: could not change directory to requested checkout
> directory `lib': No such file or directory
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