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Re: Commit problem
From: |
Paul Edwards |
Subject: |
Re: Commit problem |
Date: |
Thu, 25 Dec 2003 04:43:32 GMT |
"Nick" <saber850@yahoo.com> wrote in message
pan.2003.12.24.21.26.40.38928@yahoo.com">news:pan.2003.12.24.21.26.40.38928@yahoo.com...
> Here's more info regarding this problem.
>
> 1. As with 'cvs diff', 'cvs update -d' properly determines all files that
> have changed locally.
>
> 2. If I manually command a commit of the files that changed, only the
> top-most files that changed (w/ respect to dir tree) get picked up.
>
> For example, using this simple tree (again omitting the 'CVS' directories):
> a
> |-- a.txt
> `-- b
> |-- b.txt
> `-- c
> `-- c.txt
>
> where I modified all TXT files. My pwd is a/
>
> If I try 'cvs commit a.txt b/b.txt b/c/c.txt' only a.txt is reported in the
> Change Log editor (b.txt and c.txt are ignored).
> If I try 'cvs commit b/' only b.txt is acknowledged (c.txt is ignored).
You're talking about the changelog editor? No idea about
that. What happens if you use the command line and do
a cvs commit -m "blah blah blah" a.txt b/b.txt etc.
If that works fine, then maybe the changelog editor is not
working in your preferred manner. Commit probably
works fine though.
BFN. Paul.
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Re: Commit problem, Nick, 2003/12/26
Re: Commit problem, Nick, 2003/12/26