Venkat Kotu wrote:
Hi,
I have a need to checkout files from 3 different modules to the same
destination directory.
Uh oh.
I have used -d option to specify the destination
directory. My ant file is as below:
<cvs cvsroot=${cvs.root}.
<commandline>
<argument line="checkout -d ${destdir} -r myTag
mod1.file1"/>
</commandline>
</cvs>
<cvs cvsroot=${cvs.root}.
<commandline>
<argument line="checkout -d ${destdir} -r myTag
mod2.differentFile"/>
</commandline>
</cvs>
I was expecting this to work. The mod1.file1 is checked out. While
trying to check out the mod2.differentFile I get the following output on
the console::
[cvs] cvs checkout: existing repository repositoryName.mod1.file1 does
not match with mod2.differentFile
[cvs] cvs checkout: ignoring module mod2.differentFile
As a result the file from the second module is not checked out.
I tried with a generic target defined in a different file and calling it
with the destdir and module as parameters to the antcall task. Outcome
is the same as above.
What I am doing wrong?
This is not ant complaining, this is CVS complaining. Dont do this, CVS
doesnt like it. It retains all those CVS/ directories to cache state,
and if you try checking out another repository in the same place it is
bound to get into a mess.
Check them out into different places then copy stuff into a target
directory.
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