On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 2:10 PM, Tero Koskinen <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi, > > "mtn commit" seems to be broken in revision > d24b59732a5b3293592457cba013c8f8b716a875. > > I found out two problems > > Problem 1) > > When doing "mtn commit" I get: > $ mtn ci > mtn.real: beginning commit on branch 'fi.iki.tkoskine.ahven' > mtn.real: warning: [string "<std hooks>"]:314: bad argument #1 to 'find' > (string expected, got nil) > mtn.real: misuse: edit of log message failed > $ > Downthread your monotone version reports that std_hooks.lua is patched, any chance there's a stray change in there causing the problem? > Setting EDITOR to "vi" (or something else helps): > $ echo $EDITOR > > $ export EDITOR=vi > $ mtn commit > mtn.real: beginning commit on branch 'fi.iki.tkoskine.ahven' > mtn.real: committed revision 40a7d624e7f9f798ce2d6edac39b39712ce9fbdd > $ > > The problem was gone when I updated to revision > 04766db8e363880fd1d50692d793661d9f4fdcf4. (A newer revision might also > work, I didn't iterate through every rev.) > > Problem 2) > > When doing "mtn commit -m 'long message'" I get unknown path errors: > $ mtn commit -m 'Increase version to 1.7' > mtn.real: warning: restriction includes unknown path '1.7' > mtn.real: warning: restriction includes unknown path 'to' > mtn.real: warning: restriction includes unknown path 'version' > mtn.real: misuse: 3 unknown paths > $ This looks like a shell problem. I don't know how monotone can cause a quoted string to become separated. Is "mtn" a script that doesn't have the proper "$@" or whatever with required quotes to represent arguments? I'm wondering about a script because you say "mtn" and it reports "mtn.real" ? Also, what shell are you running? Looking at it again I wonder if your first problem has the same cause? In other words, the text after the first word is interpreted as paths. > Update to rev 04766db8e363880fd1d50692d793661d9f4fdcf4 didn't solve > this, but in release 0.42 '-m' option works as expected. Is that one running through the same script if there is one? Cheers, Derek
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