RE: Adding parameters to cvs driver

"McDaniel, Joe R." <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.java.anthill
Message-ID <7E6AD19DE114B94EAD623E12B48FB804089343C3@xcgmd060.md.essd.northgrum.com>
 
Go into the .pgl files (equivalent of .jsp) and modify the command. I
did this once because the default did not work properly on Windows. The
files are in Anthill\conf\profiles\Win32\win_cvs (or whatever operating
system, version control system, etc. you use).  I think you have to
remove all the working directories in your server (Tomcat/Jboss/etc.)
for this to take effect (obviously, this includes stopping and
restarting the service). It may depend on rebuilding Anthill. In any
case, this is where to do the deed. 

Best,

Joe
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From: anthill-bounces-IWHQxnLZ/[email protected]
[mailto:anthill-bounces-IWHQxnLZ/[email protected]] On Behalf Of Tim Morrow 2
Sent: Thursday, February 16, 2006 5:47 PM
To: anthill-IWHQxnLZ/[email protected]
Subject: [Anthill] Adding parameters to cvs driver


Is there a way to customize the CVS repository driver to specify custom
parameters to the cvs command.  Specifically, we'd like to add
compression (e.g. -z 9).

We're using Anthill Pro 2.4.  I couldn't find anywhere to do this,
either on a per-build track or for the shared cvs repository driver.

I'm thinking of a workaround where I specify my own path to the cvs
driver, and add the switch there (e.g. /usr/bin/cvs -z 9), but I'm not
sure if that will cause it to fail to fork the process.

Any help would be appreciated,

Thanks,

Tim

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