The following change should allow the seconds to be removed I think. This is in
scc\vssrepository.cs
FROM
private string ToVssDate(DateTime dateTime) {
return dateTime.ToShortDateString() + ";" +
dateTime.ToLongTimeString();
}
TO
private string ToVssDate(DateTi
I tried with rc1 and beta 3 and have the same issue with both, viz., the
date/time format.
beta 3 also uses seconds as part of the command which does not work with ss
-Vd"4/8/2004;6:20:30 PM~4/8/2004;8:48:43 AM"
Is it possible to suppress the seconds?
Thanks
Abdullah
--- Michael Ferrante <[EMA
Are you running 1.5rc1? Possibly Bug# 914940 And Patch# 908138 address this
issue. If that is the case maybe you can try either 1.5-beta3 download or
getting the latest source from cvs and building draco.net locally.
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Debugging further I find that the dates specified might have issues.
1) -Vd"4/8/2004;12:28 PM~4/8/2004;7:00 AM" WORKS
2) -Vd"4/8/2004;12:28:01 PM~4/8/2004;7:00:01 AM" DOES NOT WORK
In the ss help file, there is no format specified but the sample matches the
first example I gave.
He
Check out this bug report, it may apply to your situation:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=914940&group_id=668
80&atid=516085
Try these two variations of the commands and see if there are any
differences in the results:
"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\VSS\win32\
I am able to have dracocli work fine, but draco service still does not detect
changes. Here is some investigation I did. Sourcesafe is not giving history for
the same day if we have 1 day difference it does give the changes. Is this due
to using ssafe 6.0d? Can some one help in this aspect?
First
That did the trick! Now its working fine.
Thanks
Abdullah
--- Michael Ferrante <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This may or may not help, but give this a try.
> The z:\ is mapped to a network drive? Sometimes mapped drives can be
> problematic. Try using a UNC path for the SSDIR instead of a mapped d
This may or may not help, but give this a try.
The z:\ is mapped to a network drive? Sometimes mapped drives can be
problematic. Try using a UNC path for the SSDIR instead of a mapped drive.
Whatever the z:\ drive is mapped to, use that full UNC path something like
\\machine\share\vsspath
In the dr
Using dracocli I get the following log output.
4/8/2004 8:47:42 AM - Starting Draco.NET
4/8/2004 8:48:43 AM - Detected path: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual
Studio\VSS\win32
4/8/2004 8:48:43 AM - HISTORY arguments: history "$/Simulator" -R -I-N
-Y"asiddiqui" -Vd"4/8/2004;8:48:43 AM~4/8/2004;8:4
