Jim Walker writes:
> > The webrev is here:
> >
> > http://cr.opensolaris.org/~carlsonj/webrev-440/
>
> usr/src/tools/scripts/which_scm.sh
>
> 53 # Check for well-known tree-type source code systems.
>
> "source code systems" -> "source control management systems"
OK.
> 54 function primary_type
> 55 {
> 56 typeset scmid
> 57
> 58 [ -d "$1/Codemgr_wsdata" ] && scmid="$scmid teamware"
> 59 [ -d "$1/.hg" ] && scmid="$scmid mercurial"
> 60 [ -d "$1/CVS" ] && scmid="$scmid cvs"
> 61 [ -d "$1/.svn" ] && scmid="$scmid subversion"
> 62 echo $scmid
> 63 }
>
> You may want to change the discovery order to:
>
> cvs
> subversion
> mercurial
> teamware
>
> So teamware and mercurial are given higher priority in
> cases where someone has left over scm config directories.
No -- if there are multiple types detected, then which_scm
intentionally errors out:
% mkdir -p /tmp/foo
% cd /tmp/foo
% mkdir .hg
% which_scm
mercurial /tmp/foo
% mkdir .svn
unknown /tmp/foo
%
If the user attempts to run multiple SCM types in the same directory,
he's on his own to do so.
--
James Carlson, Solaris Networking <james.d.carlson at sun.com>
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