On Fri, May 05, 2006 at 09:43:02AM +0930, Vesselin Kostadinov wrote:
> The real filename looks like path\to\FILE.EXT
>
> mtn annotate path/to/FILE.EXT works OK
> mtn annotate path/to/File.ext crashes
Right. There are basically two issues here:
-- monotone doesn't know about case insensitivity (for a variety of
reasons, especially that many users have case sensitive
filesystems, and those users that don't may all have different
_sorts_ of case insensitivity (esp. once you get outside ASCII)).
-- there was a bug in 'annotate' where it didn't check correctly
that the file being annotated actually existed, and give a
friendly error message. I just fixed this on mainline.
So now you will see something like:
mtn: misuse: no such file 'path/to/File.ext' in revision
'6d1dff7751691fe0e61ca9801aa5ddd188057b99'
Maybe this isn't what you actually want to see, but systematically
dealing with case sensitivity is very hard, so I'm not sure how to
actually do better :-/.
-- Nathaniel
--
In mathematics, it's not enough to read the words
you have to hear the music
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