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On Thu, 15 Aug 2002 19:11:03 GMT, bo.berglund at telia.com (Bo Berglund) wrote: >Is there some way to debug what is happening on commits with CVSNT? > >Why should CVSNT refrain from triggering loginfo when there are two >files in the commit but not when there is a single file??? >A CVSNT bug maybe? We use loginfo here all the time (we have a loginfo script that collates all the commits together, then sends an email when the last directory has been sent)... It is probably working :-) Use 'cvs -t' to see what the script handler is doing. Generally I found things worked better when the full path was given in the command. >All my commits are sent in with WinCvs, the successful commands are >done by highlighting one file and clicking the red arrow. >The unsuccessful commits are done by selecting the module dir in the >left pane and activating the red arrow. Should not be a difference... There shouldn't be a difference. loginfo only gets called if there are really files to commit. You can sometimes get a 'modified' file in WinCVS that isn't really modified, so a commit will ignore it. Tony