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Dear CVSNT users,
If all the changed files I committed are under the same directories,
the argument passed from %{sVv} looks like :
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Proj101 bug11.txt,1.2,1.3 servers.ini,1.7,1.8
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It's OK to process the list. But if the files I committed are located
in different directories, I cannot get a complete list with %{sVv}.
The result shows that only the files in the final directory that cvsnt
handled are passed to my script.
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Proj101/subdir1 bug3.txt,1.9,1.10
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My cvsnt is 2.5.02.2064, and the loginfo is as below :
DEFAULT C:/perl/bin/perl.exe C:/Bugzilla_CVS_integ/aaa.pl %{sVv}
And a simple script aaa.pl :
open (LOGFILE, ">C:/Bugzilla_CVS_integ/aaa.log");
print LOGFILE "-----\n";
foreach (@ARGV) {
print LOGFILE "$_\n";
}
print LOGFILE "-----\n";
# print LOGFILE <STDIN>;
close LOGFILE;
Did I touch a cvsnt's bug? It only happens when the committed files
are from different directories. Or is there a correct coding to get
the complete list from %{sVv}? I'm not familiar with Perl indeed.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Evan Chou