[Anthill-pro] CVS Module Alias Problems

[Choboter, Kevin]

Hi all,

To clarify a few things in my previous message. The error I get from AHP
is "- cvs log: nothing known about Overall-module1".

I have tried a few different setups with CVS and Anthill Pro, and none
of them have worked. In addition to the set-up that I discussed
previously, I have attempted to map the CVS sub-modules to checkout to a
different directory, and then using the CVS working directory script to
fill in that extra directory. For example, I have the following setup in
my CVS modules file:

__subModule1     -d subModule1 repository/subModule1
__subModule2     -d subModule2 repository/subModule2
__subModule3     -d subModule3 repository/subModule3
Overall-Module1     -a __subModule1 / __subModule2 / __subModule3

And then I added /repository to the CVS working directory. Everything
does checkout to the correct directories
(C:\BUILD.work\repository\subModule1 , etc..) but when the IS Build
Required Step is run I get the following error message:

ERROR - cvs log: in directory .:
ERROR - cvs [log aborted]: there is no version here; do 'cvs checkout'
first.

I have also attempted to use the "CVS Module Directory Remapping"
setting in the CVS Driver for the project, by assigning this setting to
/repository, leaving the CVS working directory as my base directory and
having the modules file checkout to repository/sub-Module1, etc..
However, this configuration seems to ignore my CVS module alias and
checkouts everything in CVSROOT/repository.

Is this a known issue in AHP, that the "Is Build Required Step" does not
check the CVSROOT modules file and translate aliases to module names or
am I doing something incorrect?

Thanks,

Kevin Choboter
NCR Waterloo
kc185023 at ncr.com






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