Rafael Vanoni <Rafael.Vanoni at Sun.COM> writes:
> James Carlson wrote:
>> Rafael Vanoni writes:
>>> The repo I'm running this on has no active list (hg status -m is empty).
>>> But that should be okay since hg runs the checks against the parent, and
>>> not the changed files - right?
>>
>> No. hg runs the checks *only* on the locally changed files. It
>> refers to the parent in order to figure out which files were changed.
>>
>>> 'hg cstyle' finishes okay but misses all style errors. Same for nits.
>>> Any ideas ?
>>
>> If you have no active list, then you cannot have any style errors.
>> You have nothing changed that would need to be checked.
>>
>> The point of "pbchk" is to check your changed files before doing a
>> putback ("push"). If you haven't changed anything, then you're
>> probably not going to put anything back.
>>
>> It's similar in functionality to "wx pbchk," which was used with
>> Teamware.
>
> Ok. Got a bit confused since hg tracks changes automatically.
>
We run checks on files you have changed as compared to the parent. In
a fresh clone, there aren't any changes like that either.
If you have made, changes to your local workspace that aren't in the
workspace you cloned it from, and they aren't being seen by cdm,
please tell me and give me a precise recipe to re-create (and/or a
copy of your workspace)
-- Rich
