RE: [Nant-users] cvs-rtag help

[Clayton Harbour]

Hi Chris,
 
I have removed the tagname attribute from the task, the tag attribute should be 
used to specify the tag you would like to add.  The act-on-tag attribute should 
correspond to the tag/ branch that you would like to act on.  So altogether it 
looks like this:
 
        <cvs-rtag   cvsroot="${cvs.root}"
                    usesharpcvslib="false"
                    verbose="false"
                    failonerror="false"
                    act-on-tag="HEAD"
                    tag="v_YourTagHere"
                    module="test">
        </cvs-rtag>
 
The changes are in cvs and should show up on the next nightly.
 
 
Cheers,
 
Clayton

        -----Original Message----- 
        From: Chris Fewtrell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
        Sent: Fri 28/01/2005 8:08 AM 
        To: nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net 
        Cc: 
        Subject: [Nant-users] cvs-rtag help
        
        
        Hello
         
        I wonder if someone can help me.
         
        I want to tag some stuff in CVS using cvs rtag.
        I can create a tag on the main head branch using the <cvs-rtag> task 
but I also want to be able to create the tag on a branch.  
         
        The actual cvs command I want to execute is
        cvs -d :cvsroot rtag -r BranchName TagName module
         
        The cvs-rtag task does not have a sticky-tag attribute.  I tried 
setting the attribute commandline="-r BranchName" but that just produced a cvs 
command line of
        cvs -d:cvsroot rtag TagName "-r BranchName" module
        which does not work.  
        (In fact I am not sure the cvs-rtag task would work if anything was 
specified in the commandline as the cvs exe will be treating the command line 
value as a module name.)
         
        Using <arg> child elements does not work either as these treat the 
arguments as options (which go at the start of the cvs command line).
         
        And another question: why does the task have two attributes : tag and 
tagname.  Both must be specified or the task will fail but tag seems to be 
ignored!!
        I've tried using the <cvs> task but without success.
         
        I suppose I can just call the cvs executable using the exec command but 
I was hoping there was a more straightforward way.
         
        Any help greatly appreciated.
         
        Thanks
         
        Chris Fewtrell
         

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