[Anthill] cvs verifymsg question

[Eric Minick]

Dan,

That message isn't configurable through the Anthill ui. If you want to 
do anything interesting with that message, you'll probably need to edit 
the source, which is available on the website. If you just want the 
message to always say, "Bug Number: 1". You can edit the pagelet that 
does the commit. The file to edit will depend on the operating system 
you run. Your choices are:

Anthill\conf\profiles\Win32\win_cvs\postEditPagelet.pgl   or
Anthill\conf\profiles\Unix\win_cvs\postEditPagelet.pgl

These files are similar to JSPs and generate the commands that are sent 
to CVS. For the windows version, you'd probably change the line:

cvs -d <%=cvsroot%> commit -m "<%=msg%>" <%=postEditFile%>

to:

cvs -d <%=cvsroot%> commit -m "Bug Number: 1" <%=postEditFile%>

Regards,

Eric

Dan Mazur wrote:

>
> Hello,
>
> I' having a problem with the 
> com.urbancode.anthill.adapter.UrbanCodeVersionAdapter, whereby our 
> version file, version.txt, is in a CVS module that expects a certain 
> cvs log message format, like Bug Number: XXX (via CVS's verifymsg 
> functionality).  The default commit message from Anthill looks like 
> this: "Committed_by_Anthill", which, of course, fails the validation.  
> Has anyone experienced a problem like this?  If so, what did you do to 
> work around it?
>
> Environment:
> OS: windows 2k
> Anthill: OS 1.7.0.162
> java: 1.4.1_06
> cvs server:  1.11.16
> cvs client: 2.0.12a (cvsnt)
>
> Thanks,
> -Dan
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