[Anthill-dev] Anthill OS patch: svn-noauthor-tags
Jim Hague
jim.hague at acm.org
Mon Oct 29 05:41:23 CST 2007
# HG changeset patch
# User Jim Hague <jim.hague at icc-atcsolutions.com>
# Date 1193654689 0
# Node ID 1b81fccfec8bab44a3c00e527a2da1327f28d63d
# Parent 6362c184dbe5d5ce1c7aba995ccdc596d6151ad5
The Subversion author name may be '(no author)' if doing anonymous
write access via Apache. Adjust regular expression to cope. Thanks
Philip gnugy at rogers.com.
diff -r 6362c184dbe5 -r 1b81fccfec8b
source/main/java/com/urbancode/anthill/adapter/SubversionRepositoryAdapter.java
---
a/source/main/java/com/urbancode/anthill/adapter/SubversionRepositoryAdapter.java
Mon Oct 29 10:44:49 2007 +0000
+++
b/source/main/java/com/urbancode/anthill/adapter/SubversionRepositoryAdapter.java
Mon Oct 29 10:44:49 2007 +0000
@@ -314,11 +314,13 @@ public class SubversionRepositoryAdapter
try
{
- headerRE = new RE("^r(\\d+) \\| ([^\\|]+) \\| ([^\\(]+)");
-
- // line starting with 3 spaces and then an A,D,M, or R followed by
- // '/' or '\' and a bunch of non spaces (a path).
- fileRE = new RE("^ ([ADMR]) [/\\\\](\\S+)");
+ // Note that the username may be '(no author)'. See
+ // Subversion FAQ.
+ headerRE = new RE("^r(\\d+) \\| (.+?) \\| ([^\\(]+)");
+
+ // line starting with 3 spaces and then an A,D,M, or R followed
by
+ // '/' or '\' and a bunch of non spaces (a path).
+ fileRE = new RE("^ ([ADMR]) [/\\\\](\\S+)");
}
catch (RESyntaxException rse)
{
@@ -429,7 +431,6 @@ public class SubversionRepositoryAdapter
* @param file file to prepare for editing
*/
public void prepareFileForEdit(String file) throws RepositoryException {
- // intentionally left blank.
}
/**
@@ -446,8 +447,8 @@ public class SubversionRepositoryAdapter
throw (new RepositoryException("No label specified"));
}
- tag = tag.replace('$', '_').replace(',', '_').
- replace(':', '_').replace(';', '_');
+ tag = tag.replace('$', '_').replace(',', '_').replace('.', '_')
+ .replace(':', '_').replace(';', '_').replace('@', '_');
log.info("Tagging entire project with label: " + tag);
--
Jim Hague - jim.hague at acm.org Never trust a computer you can't lift.
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