[Anthill] Bug in Windows Version?

[McDaniel, Joe R.]

I am using cvsnt. The documentation for all versions of CVS seems a bit
vague as to how to call the log function. The "files" option is never
shown in examples.  If I put in xxx/* then it works for the top level
directory but does not recurse (unless you use -l it is supposed to). I
did not try -l or -L to see if that changed anything. Also, I am not
using cygwin.
 
Best,
 
Joe

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From: anthill-bounces at lists.urbancode.com
[mailto:anthill-bounces at lists.urbancode.com] On Behalf Of Potter, Susan
Sent: Tuesday, August 09, 2005 4:10 PM
To: Anthill user list
Subject: RE: [Anthill] Bug in Windows Version?


Could it just be an issue with your CVS version?  I have not seen this
issue and I am using cvs 1.11.17 that was installed with Cygwin.

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	From: anthill-bounces at lists.urbancode.com
[mailto:anthill-bounces at lists.urbancode.com]On Behalf Of McDaniel, Joe
R.
	Sent: Tuesday, August 09, 2005 3:04 PM
	To: Anthill user list
	Subject: [Anthill] Bug in Windows Version?
	
	

	I found a bug in the CVS pagelets for the Windows version.  The
"log" command does not like to work with the files option very well.  If
you CD into the directory and then issue the CVS command without the
file (list?) it works just fine.  I suspect this works on Unix but did
not look carefully at that code.  Here is the changed area for the
getRevisionsSince.pgl file. 

	cmd /x/c 
	<% if ((workDir != null) && (!workDir.trim().equals(""))) { 
	//      workDir = workDir + File.separator + module; 
	        File tempFile = new File(workDir); 
	        if (!tempFile.exists()) { 
	                tempFile.mkdirs(); 
	        } 
	        workDir = tempFile.getAbsolutePath(); 
	%> 
	        cd /d <%=workDir%>\\<%= module %> && 
	<% 
	   } 
	%> 
	cvs -d <%=cvsroot%> log<%=dateString%><%=branchString%> 

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