cvs allows you to define modules in the CVSROOT/modules file as subsets of hierarchies (-d) or alias comibinations of modules (-a) .
cvsmonitor does not seem to understand these semantics. if a module is defined as a subset, it grabs and analyzes the entire hierarchy.
if a module is a combination, (defined with -a) cvsmonitor gets lost and doesn't grab anything.
Has anyone tried to fix this?
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cvs allows you to define modules in the CVSROOT/modules file as subsets of hierarchies (-d) or alias comibinations of modules (-a) .
cvsmonitor does not seem to understand these semantics. if a module is defined as a subset, it grabs and analyzes the entire hierarchy.
if a module is a combination, (defined with -a) cvsmonitor gets lost and doesn't grab anything.
Has anyone tried to fix this?
The problem is fixable, but again I lack the time to fix it.
If you want to have a crack at it, I can point you in the right direction.