>> Affected files:
>>
>> ---------------
>>
>> %{Vvs} --> Bugzilla-CVS-Wiki
>> From my reading of the documentation it seems to me that that line
>> should be followed by a list of changed files, with their 'from' and
>> 'to' revisions, but that information does not appear.
> I'm sorry to hear this. Have you upgraded CVS recently ?
>> I've upgraded to 0.26.13, using the .deb packages, but I'm still
>> getting this issue.
> What version of Scmbug were you running before ?
0.23.4
But, this functionality was not working before - my main reason to upgrading to
the latest version of the package was to have an up to date base from which to
fix things.
> I have a feeling that this is because Scmbug is still using the 1.11.x
> CVS hooks and format even though you upgraded CVS to 1.12.x. If you were
> to completely remove the glue and hooks and reinstall, the issue would
> like be corrected.
I have done that once; I will do it again.
>> because (despite trying very hard) I've completely failed to make
>> auto-detecting product names work with CVS. There are 118 different
> Wow, I thought you had had that working...
I had for a while, but it was fragile and at some point it stopped working. I'm
going to have another go at getting it working, and if I get it stable I will
contribute a patch. It isn't impossible, just tricky.
> I'm pretty sure the issue is an originally working scmbug+cvs combination
> and later an upgrade of CVS.
Sounds likely. I will attempt a reinstall and see how it goes. Presumably I
need to remove all traces of Scmbug from under /var/lib/cvs/CVSROOT?
Cheers - and many thanks again
Simon
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