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Re: rdiff


From: Derek Robert Price
Subject: Re: rdiff
Date: Thu, 05 Jun 2003 08:09:55 -0400
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Paul Edwards wrote:

"Derek Robert Price" <derek@ximbiot.com> wrote in message 
news:mailman.7283.1054740779.21513.bug-cvs@gnu.org...
@@ -596,6 +591,18 @@
            * lines of the diff output file, and munge them to include more
            * reasonable file names that "patch" will understand.
            */
+           if( patch_short )

I would have included this block before the comment line, as
the comment doesn't apply to it.


I extended the comment line with an "unless the user wanted a short patch. In that case..." instead since I likes the comment at the start of the "case 1" - it explains the work of the "case 1" pretty well.

+           {
+               cvs_output( "File ", 0 );
+               cvs_output( finfo->fullname, 0 );
+               cvs_output( " changed from revision ", 0 );
+               cvs_output( vers_tag, 0 );
+               cvs_output( " to ", 0 );
+               cvs_output( vers_head, 0 );
+               cvs_output( "\n", 1 );
+               ret = 0;
+               goto out2;

And this should be out, not out2, in order to get the right
cleanup, I believe.  The wonderful world of gotos - clear
as mud.


Yep.  Thanks.

The sanity.sh tests pass with this patch, but your cases do not appear
to be tested.  Could you write some sanity.sh test cases for an added
file, a removed file, a file with no differences between releases, and a
file which exists but was not in either release, so that I may commit
this?  It would probably be simplest to just add a new test set,
rdiff-add-remove-nodiff or the like.

I'll see if I can do this.

Thanks again.

Derek

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