Bugs item #962275, was opened at 2004-05-28 15:31
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Status: Deleted
Resolution: Invalid
Priority: 5
Submitted By: James Lanng (jlanng)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: vssget doesn't know how to get from a label
Initial Comment:
vssget doesn't know how to get from a label. It is
especially important to be able to do this so that builds
are repeatable.
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Comment By: lance (lanceyuan)
Date: 2004-12-17 20:53
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I have the same problem with V0.85. When I don't set the
version attribute vssget works just fine but when I use the
version attribute I get "Invalid OLEVERB structure" error.
Also vssget doesn't take label attribute. How do I get the
specific label out of VSS? I checked the source code of
NAntContrib(V0.85) didn't see it handles the version
attribute at all. Any idea?
thx
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Comment By: chazmanian (chazmanian)
Date: 2004-07-19 18:22
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In response to the posting:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
from the documentation:
version attribute, type string = A version of the path to
reference. Accepts multiple forms, including the label, version
number, or date of the version. If omitted, the latest version
is used.
example from my ccnet update script:
<vssget
user="${sourcesafe.user}"
password="${sourcesafe.password}"
localpath= "${solution.directory}"
recursive="true"
replace="true"
writable="false"
dbpath="${sourcesafe.ini}"
path="${sourcesafe.project}"
label="${project.version}"
/>
works for me :)
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
The above syntax did not work for me. I have tried the label
attribute with no success. Is there something else I need to
know about with regard to this part of the vssget task?
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Comment By: James Lanng (jlanng)
Date: 2004-06-01 08:23
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User ignorance!
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Comment By: James Lanng (jlanng)
Date: 2004-06-01 08:23
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User ignorance!
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Comment By: underEducated (undereducated)
Date: 2004-05-28 16:42
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from the documentation:
version attribute, type string = A version of the path to
reference. Accepts multiple forms, including the label, version
number, or date of the version. If omitted, the latest version
is used.
example from my ccnet update script:
<vssget
user="${sourcesafe.user}"
password="${sourcesafe.password}"
localpath= "${solution.directory}"
recursive="true"
replace="true"
writable="false"
dbpath="${sourcesafe.ini}"
path="${sourcesafe.project}"
label="${project.version}"
/>
works for me :)
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