Hi Jason,
>>I am not able to replicate the first issue below, when I
>>specify a cvsroot without a username (i.e. I used
>>:sspi:loki.sporadicism.local:/cvsroot/claytonharbour) I do not
>>get an authentication error.
>
>I don't seem to be getting this now...probably something on my end.
Great, let's consider it fixed :-).
>It appears that the escapeDB at the end (which is the CVS module
>supplied as the module attribute) is causing the problem. I tried to
>remove the module attribute, but it is required by the <cvs> task. I
>also tried to set it to an empty string and again, it failed the check.
>Is there any way to not have the module name appended to the
>commandline?
Done, module is not appended if the 'commit' command is used. Also module is now an
optional attribute. If module is needed for the command used and is not present then
a build exception is thrown.
>Also, would it be better to use the <arg> reference type to add other
>cvs command line arguments, instead of in the commandline attribute?
This is a bit of a tough one. The <arg /> reference appends information before the
'command' attribute so it would make the command look like:
cvs "-m My Message" commit myFile.cs
One alternative would be to have the command optional for the <cvs/> task, which would
mean you would specify:
<cvs destination="e:/test/nant/sourcecontrol/working/hbs2"
cvsroot=":sspi:loki.sporadicism.local:/cvsroot/hbs"
usesharpcvslib="false"
>
<arg value="commit"/>
<arg value=""-m 2004-07-01""/>
</cvs>
Another alternative would be to go back to a <global-arg/> and <command-arg/>
specification such as:
<cvs command="commit"
destination="e:/test/nant/sourcecontrol/working/hbs2"
cvsroot=":sspi:loki.sporadicism.local:/cvsroot/hbs"
usesharpcvslib="false"
>
<command-arg value=""-m 2004-07-01""/>
</cvs>
which might make things a little safer for those not used to cvs. Anyone have
thoughts on this?
Clayton
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