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Hi,
Just noticed that the release command seems to ignore the -y option.
Reproduction:
For any existing module, execute release command with the -y option.
>cvs release -y arbitrarymodule
Are you sure you want to release directory 'arbitrarymodule': y
** `release' aborted by user choice.
Additional Information:
A brief cvs source inspection would appear to support this.
src/release.cpp from cvs.cvsnt.org
------------------------snip---------------------------------
117: while ((c = getopt (argc, argv, "+Qdeqfy")) != -1)
118: {
...
144: }
...
186: if (!really_quiet)
....
203: if(!yes_flag)
204: c=yesno_prompt(tmp,"Modified files",0);
205: else
206: printf("%sy\n",tmp);
207: xfree(tmp);
208: if (c!='y') /* "No" */
209: {
210: (void) fprintf (stderr, "** '%s' aborted by user choice.\n",
211: command_name);
212: xfree (repository);
213: if (restore_cwd (&cwd, NULL))
214: error_exit ();
215: continue;
216: }
217:}
...
------------------------snip---------------------------------
Workaround:
Setting the -Q cvs option (really_quiet) will skip this check, and the
release will complete.
e.g.
>cvs -Q release -y arbitrarymodule
Best regards,
Morgan
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