Hi,
I know that deleted files from repository are stores in Attic directory.
Could you tell me a command to find out who (and when) deleted
a file from a certain directory (eg.: $CVSROOT/mydir)?
Thanx
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Best regards,
Dusan Juhas
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Info-cvs
--- Muhammad Shakeel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Noel,
loginfo script is not working when i insert a tag.
Of course loginfo
runs it only on check in, add and import case, but
not in case of tag.
Should i run it through taginfo file as well or some
changes in script
are requred ?
Dusan Juhas writes:
I know that deleted files from repository are stores in Attic directory.
Could you tell me a command to find out who (and when) deleted
a file from a certain directory (eg.: $CVSROOT/mydir)?
Do a cvs log (or rlog if you don't have the directory checked out) on
the file.
Frederic Brehm writes:
I got a loginfo generated mail message that contained:
Directory /long/path/to$CVSROOT/CVSROOT/Emptydir/junk added to the repository
It seems to me like this is either 1) a user mistake or 2) a CVS bug,
but not 3) nothing to be concerned about.
Exactly. What
After merging with the main trunk, a file I added is still in the
attic. Perhaps I merged incorrectly.
How do I get it on the main trunk now?
[edunkle@edunkle71 storm]$ cvs status -v
src/net/verizon/storm/data/OrderCheckAdapter.java
Hi,
verifymsg calls script after every commit. It works fine. But the script
cant find the log message normally saved in parameter $1. The same problem with
perl.
The funny thing about this is, that it works sometimes!?
Bye,
René
P.S.: Client/Server Architecture wincvs1.3.7.1 Beta 7 +
All - If this post is out of place, please forgive me - first time poster.
I'm curious if anyone out there has familiarity with moving from a CVS (or
WinCVS) managed environment to ClearCase.
Any pointers, pitfalls to avoid, etc?
Thank you!
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Has the locking behavior changed between 1.11 and 1.11.2?
Specifically, we've noticed locks for an entire tree seem to hang around
until the entire tree has been modified. The 1.11 behavior seemed like it
would only lock a specific directory at a time.
In other words, the observed behavior for
For reasons unknown (to me), the list refuses to even reply to this problem.
I'm sending this for the archives, so the others with the same problem will
at least have some additional information.
I downloaded WinCVS 1.3B8 today, and it has a command-line cvs
whose --version output is
Dan Peterson writes:
Has the locking behavior changed between 1.11 and 1.11.2?
Yes, it changed (in 1.11.1) just for tag/rtag.
Specifically, we've noticed locks for an entire tree seem to hang around
until the entire tree has been modified. The 1.11 behavior seemed like it
would only lock
Peter Ring wrote:
Which Windows IDE is it?
TI's Code Composer. It's an MSVC clone for DSP development.
Emacsen (gnu or X, any platform) are pretty agnostic (ie: accommodating)
wrt. line-ends. A shame some people never get to like emacs; there's also
this very nice VC mode
Title: [OT] RE: [Fwd: CVS, Cygwin, IDE and Emacs]
I do my major editing with Emacs, or else I wouldn't be having this problem.
TICC canonicalizes line ends, while Emacs doesn't and can't be forced to
(according to my reading of the docs, YMMV).
OT: - emacs does the right thing! -
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I just want to verify what I've read because it seems wrong.
When on a remote unix host, the successfully logged in user always has to
type
cvs -d :pserver:generic@pilot:/usr/local/cvs co -c
They can't just type cvs co -c?
Yes, I've read chapter 9.
Jeanie
Correction ... that would be 2.9
-Original Message-
From: Schwenk, Jeanie
Sent: Friday, June 14, 2002 5:42 PM
To: CVSpost (E-mail)
Subject: question about pserver
I just want to verify what I've read because it seems wrong.
When on a remote unix host, the successfully logged in
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