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At Wednesday 20/9/2006 09:57, Bryan Leber wrote: >I can't seem to ever figure out those command line uses. I don't >know if I am to run it on my local pc or the test server. But my >local pc says cvs is not an operable command. Anyways, what I did >was checked out a module. Then I went to the repository on the test >server and looked at the last revision. I then made a change and >tried a commit without any of the mandatory criteria. It printed to >the screen that I needed certain criteria and that the commit >failed. So then I went back to the server to see if the latest >revision was still the same one that I had checked out or if it went >up one since I tried the commit. The outcome was that it did not >move the revision up unless I had the two criteria entered. So then >I tried doing another change with the criteria there and it worked >fine. Then one more time I tried to do another commit without the >info in there and it didn't print to the screen what my verifymsg >script says, but yet it complained about syntax in the script that >is in the commitinfo file. I believe because there was nothing in >the mandatory critiera. But this should print my verifymsg script >errors, and not get to the commitinfo??? Im getting tired of this lolL Ok, so it was not cvsnt actually doing the commit when it didn't have to... good! So you only have to worry on writting the scripts right - correcting the syntax errors and so. > >---------- Gabriel Genellina Softlab SRL __________________________________________________ Preguntá. Respondé. Descubrí. Todo lo que querías saber, y lo que ni imaginabas, está en Yahoo! Respuestas (Beta). ¡Probalo ya! http://www.yahoo.com.ar/respuestas