All,
I searched for and found a post on exactly this same topic on this
group, and though it was helpfull, I couldnt figure out the technical
details. So could someone please help me out?
I am looking for a way to require a certain cvs log format
--per branch--, For example, I want to require a
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vik [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I searched for and found a post on exactly this same topic on this
group, and though it was helpfull, I couldnt figure out the technical
details. So could someone please help me out?
I am looking for a way to
Mark D. Baushke wrote:
vik [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I searched for and found a post on exactly this same topic on this
group, and though it was helpfull, I couldnt figure out the technical
details. So could someone please help me out?
I am looking for a way to require a certain cvs
Title: CVS Trigger for CruiseControl Configuration
I am attempting to use a CVS trigger (loginfo) to asyncrhonously execute a script that runs maven cruisecontrol to reconfigure CruiseControl on each commit. The intent is to capture new CVS modules and automatically configure them for
Thanks for your quick replies! I dont know perl myself,but am going to
ask a co-worked to help out. Say my production branch is called
'production-release-1-1', so one way is to checkout verifymsg from
CVSROOT and then modify it to use
cvs -qn status | grep '^ 'production-release-1-1' |.
I did
Buorn, Yoway wrote:
I am attempting to use a CVS trigger (loginfo) to asyncrhonously execute a
script that runs maven cruisecontrol to reconfigure CruiseControl on
each commit. The intent is to capture new CVS modules and automatically
configure them for continuous integration. (even though
I've attached a Perl script that I wrote to require bug ids in commit
messages on a per-branch basis. Its core is derived from cvs_acls, and
it should be installed in a similar way. No guarantees, and you should
have someone who knows Perl better than I do read it and check it very
carefully
Does anybody know what is going on when I try to retrieve various tag releases of files and projects and I get the error:
cvs checkout: warning: new-born architecture/.project has disappeared
I did the command:
cvs co -r A1-1 architecture/.project
The deal is A1-1 does NOT exist, so I would
Hello all:
I am managing an unusual situation where we need to have several
developers working on the same directory tree. Essentially I am using
CVS as a logging mechanism, and to track revisions, but the software
in question will only work in one place (don't ask).
The problem is that each
thanks Ankush Grover
i try to read the documentation u suggest
edoardo
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The problem is that each time I check something in, CVS changes the
file's permissions to 755, so that my teammates can't change it.
How do you control this behavior?
use directories setgid bit to ensure files checked in will stay
group-writable.
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I tried placing the entire rsh line in parentheses and following it with
the '', but I'm getting the same result. Although I don't have that
BUGS section in my man page, the -n option is listed, but it doesn't
seem to behave as expected. When I specify -n, I always get output to
stdout. I might
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