What version of SharpCvsLib does Nant use. RE: [nant-dev] cvs-pass exception when user name contains full stop

[Chris Fewtrell]

Hello   I think there is a problem in the SharpCvsLib's way of parsing cvs roots.  I have sent an email to the sharpcvslib dev mail list detailing the problem (reproduced at bottom of this email).   I wanted to use a fixed version of SharpCvsLib with NAnt so I downloaded the latest source I could find for SharpCvsLib  (0.36-dev), recompiled it and replaced the dlls in the NAnt lib folder with the new dlls.  The build of NAnt failed however.   The version of the SharpCvsLib code I downloaded has the exception ICSharpCode.SharpCvsLib.FileSystem.CvsFileNotFoundException whereas the code in NAnt expects the class to be in a different namespace (ICSharpCode.SharpCvsLib.Exceptions.CvsFileNotFoundException).   I was wondering which version of the SharpCvsLib you are using (since it is obviously different to the one I have downloaded) - please send us a link if possible.     Many thanks   Chris     <description of problem sent to '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'  > There is problem with the cvs-pass task.  It fails when the cvs root contains a user name that has a full stop ('.') in it.   The problem is in  ICSharpCode.SharpCvsLib.Misc.CvsRoot The regex used to validate the cvs root is public const string CVSROOT_REGEX =               @":(ext|pserver|ssh|local|sspi)               :((?:[\w]*@)?[\w]+(?:\.[\w|-]+)*)   <----               :?((?:[\d]*)?)               :((?:(?:[A-Za-z]:/)|/).[^\s]*)";   I think the line marked with the <---- should be replaced with :((?:[\\w\\.]*@)?[\\w]+(?:\\.[\\w|-]+)*)   (Note the extra \\. to allow full stops in the user name).     From: John Wadlow [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 04 February 2005 00:29 To: Chris Fewtrell Subject: [nant-dev] cvs-pass exception when user name contains full stop Did anyone answer your question about this?  I’m running into the same problem.   Unfortunately, I’m not sure what you mean by full stop.  When I look at your message I see this     <target name="CvsLogin" description="Logs into cvs">         <cvs-pass             cvsroot=":pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsrepo"             passfile="C:\.cvspass"             password="M3hPassword"             failonerror="true"             verbose="true" />     </target>   The above fails whereas this works fine...       <target name="CvsLogin" description="Logs into cvs">         <cvs-pass             cvsroot=":pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsrepo"             passfile="C:\.cvspass"             password="M3hPassword"             failonerror="true"             verbose="true" />     </target>     Thanks   John Wadlow ______________________________________________________________________ This email has been scanned by the MessageLabs Email Security System - for inbound mail to Granta Design Ltd. ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ This email has been scanned by the MessageLabs Email Security System - after being sent from Granta Design Ltd ______________________________________________________________________