My issue with the cvs update functions this week is
that if I am trying
to do an update on a module and there is an empty
non cvs directory
or empty cvs directory the update
fails.
Any workarounds or is this fix in a newer build
than the one I am using?
Thanks!
I am having issues doing a cvs update.
I can't figure out why this isn't working
right.
this cmd works fine
cvs update -P -r addataaccess_1_0_5
c:\cvs_ams\adsystems_dotnet\Common\AdDataAccess\bin\Release
this part of my script does not
destination="c:\cvs_ams\"
I deleted out the directory and modified the cvs repository file, re checked
it out and then the nant script worked!
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I am having issues doing a cvs update.
I can't figure out why this isn't working
right.
this cmd works fine
cvs update -P -r addataaccess_1_0_5
c:\cvs_ams\adsystems_dotnet\Common\AdDataAccess\bin\Release
this part of my script does not
destination="c:\cvs_ams\"
hi folks, I was trying to create nant script to
update from cvs a just one particular file rather than the whole
project.
A few years ago I was able to do this with a java
program using window shell.
This was the command I came up with to do
this.
cvs.exe -d :pserver:cvsroot:/cvs
pointing in the
wrong directory and name too for that matter.
Thanks!
Steve G
- Original Message -
From:
Peter McEvoy
To: steve gupta ; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2004 12:10
PM
Subject: RE: [Nant-users] another Licx
problem
I
think you
I have spent a little while reading through the
messages trying to get a handle on this problem I am having.
I am trying to compile a c# app that uses the c1
components.
I followed someone elses example of how they wrote
the license tags.
heres a snipet of my build file.
