RE: [nant-dev] CVS tasks buggy

[Clayton H. <cla...@sp...>]

Thanks for the feedback Nickle, I have forwarded this on to the
sharpcvslib-developers mailing list as well.

I will look into exposing the compression option to the nant task.  The
functionality is in the library, but I will have to check and see how
much testing we have done with this.

I am not sure off the top of my head what is going on with the update
command.  I have filed a bug report and will do some testing on this
end.  In the meantime do you know if the correct sources are being
brought down?  If so it might be a case of the file modification time
being different (or incorrect I guess (-:). =20

I have also updated the documentation in cvs, thanks!


Clayton

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Nicklas Norling [mailto:nic...@if...]
> Sent: November 28, 2003 3:29 AM
> To: 'nan...@li...'
> Subject: [nant-dev] CVS tasks buggy
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> Hi.
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> Started using the two cvs tasks cvs-checkout and cvs-update.
> There seems to be some problems with these, at least on my sandbox.
> Using NAnt build 20031125.
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> Using cvs-checkout seems to work just fine, but I can not get
> any combination of option(s) to turn compression on. Isn't compression
> supposed to work?
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> Using the cvs-update task all my code, each and every run, will get
> updated. This is on consecutive runs, nothing has touched the checked
> out files in-between. TortoiseCVS shows everything as changed when I
> browse
> the folders (directly after a checkout or update) if that's any
lead...
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> If at all possible, please make compression work for the cvs task.
> It can be of great importance for many I think.
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> Also very minor, but since I ran into them...
> A few cosmetics for the docs
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> Checkout task examples at the bottom has begin tag instead of end tag
> (</cvs-checkout>).
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> cvs-update middle example is a cvs-checkout task, also the two at the
> bottom
> are missing close tag and have begin tag instead.
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> Thanks for a great work of getting cvs tasks for NAnt!
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> /Nicke
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