On Tue, Aug 23, 2005 at 03:13:16PM +0200, Lele Gaifax wrote: > >>>>> "Nathan" == Nathan Gray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Nathan> I see that on the list of goals for VersionOne is: > Nathan> > Nathan> Make it easier to set up a double way bridge > Nathan> > Nathan> I have a bridge between CVS and darcs that I use daily. > Nathan> Difficulties that I have are: > Nathan> > Nathan> * New files pulled from CVS have their sticky tag set, so > Nathan> cannot be updated (workaround is to run `cvs -A update` > Nathan> manually on each affected subdirectory immediately after > Nathan> pulling from CVS) > > I introduced a new option to disable this behaviour, on by default; > you can now put something like > > [cvs:myrepos] > repository = :pserver:.... > tag-entries = False > > Let me know if this alleviates the trouble.
I finally got around to trying VersionOne today. I still see sticky tags in my tailor created CVS tree. My repo entry is: [cvs:Apache] module = Apache repository = [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/sde/cvsrep tag-entries = False After I use tailor to pull from CVS and generate my darcs/CVS hybrid repository, my CVS/Entries file looks like this: D/t//// /Makefile.PL/1.3/Fri Jul 19 15:45:08 2002//T1.3 /MANIFEST/1.4/Mon May 8 20:38:40 2006//T1.4 /Changes/1.18/Mon May 8 20:39:23 2006//T1.18 When I run tailor on the Apache-up project (darcs to CVS), I get the following error: 16:53:56 [I] /home/kolibrie/00_sync/capad/perl/modules/Apache $ cvs -q ci -F /tmp/tailorCjSIKlcvs MANIFEST cvs server: sticky tag `1.4' for file `MANIFEST' is not a branch cvs [server aborted]: correct above errors first! 16:53:56 [W] [Status 1] 16:53:56 [C] Couldn't reply changeset 16:53:56 [C] Upstream change application failed I tried using: tag-entries = True just to make sure I had not gotten the values backwards. The CVS/Entries file looks identical. -kolibrie _______________________________________________ Tailor mailing list [email protected] http://lists.zooko.com/mailman/listinfo/tailor
