Re[2]: is the cvs source actually current? worried!

Hi Christian,

I think I have pretty much every barracuda-commit message from b.e.org
for the last year or so.  It is all in Eudora at home so I won't be
able to do anything about this until this evening.  What format would
you like them exported to?  I'm not sure about all the export formats
Eudora supports, but if I know in advance what would be useful to you
and I find that Eudora supports it, then I can send it to in you your
preferred format.

That said, I think that maybe a directory comparison might work better here than
fishing through all the barracuda-commit emails.  ExamDiffPro on Win32
supports this quite nicely, but my trial ran out and it won't allow me
to do recursive directory comparisons so it would kind of tedious to
use until I get a license.

These things happen.  I'm certainly disappointed, but we'll recover
:-)

Jake

Monday, January 20, 2003, 9:22:51 AM, you wrote:

CC> Crap. Looks like the barracuda-commit list has never been archived on
CC> b.e.org, so there's no way to go back and find out exactly what was
CC> committed...and I just cleaned out that mail folder last week on my machine
CC> here. So...does anyone who is subscribed to the b.e.org commit list have
CC> those messages archived on their box? If so, could you email them to me and
CC> Jake? That would give us a list of things to check at least...

CC> At this point, I think our best bet is to try and figure out where the
CC> discrepencies are and to manually roll them forward.

CC> grrr...sorry about this Jake...I thought we had that base covered. I'm just
CC> glad you noticed it when you did...

CC> Christian
CC> ----------------------------------------------
CC> Christian Cryder [[email protected]]
CC> Internet Architect, ATMReports.com
CC> Barracuda - http://barracudamvc.org
CC> ----------------------------------------------
CC> "Coffee? I could quit anytime, just not today"
CC>   -----Original Message-----
CC>   From: [email protected]
CC> [mailto:[email protected]]On Behalf Of Jacob Kjome
CC>   Sent: Sunday, January 19, 2003 9:12 PM
CC>   To: [email protected]
CC>   Subject: RE: [Barracuda] is the cvs source actually current? worried!



CC>   The thing is, it isn't a matter of it being just one version off.  For
CC> instance.

CC>   DefaultApplicationAssembler:
CC>   version on barracudamvc.org = 1.8
CC>                     version on b.e.org = 1.12
CC>                                  difference = 4 versions with 1.12 dating
CC> back to 6 weeks and 1 day ago

CC>   ObjectRepositoryAssembler:
CC>   version on barracudamvc.org = 1.2
CC>                     version on b.e.org = 1.5
CC>                                  difference = 3 versions with 1.5 dating
CC> back to 6 weeks and 1 day ago

CC>   It is pretty obvious that 6 weeks and 1 day ago fell well before the time
CC> of the CVS commit freeze at b.e.org.  So, yes, we should ask Shawn about
CC> what he thinks might have happened but, in the mean time, should we be
CC> freezing commits barracudamvc.org or should we actively try to remedy
CC> things?  If anyone has a nice tool for diffing directories, it would be
CC> helpful to compare the "src" directory from barracudamvc.org to that of
CC> b.e.org.  That would be the most important thing to check.  Docs and such
CC> might also be a concern, but probably less so.

CC>   Jake


CC>   At 08:18 PM 1/19/2003 -0700, you wrote:

CC>     Hi Jake,

CC>     Ok...this is really wierd...to the best of my knowledge, what's on
CC> bmvc.org
CC>     should be the most current source; I will check with Shawn, but he won't
CC> be
CC>     back until Tuesday morning. I know we pulled the source and then froze
CC> the
CC>     b.e.org tree, so unless stuff got checked in after the freeze, it should
CC>     already be there on bmvc.org...

CC>     I will ask Shawn first thing Tesuday morning and get an answer. Is there
CC>     anything else which seems to be missing?

CC>     Christian

CC>     ----------------------------------------------
CC>     Christian Cryder [[email protected]]
CC>     Internet Architect, ATMReports.com
CC>     Barracuda - http://barracudamvc.org
CC>     ----------------------------------------------
CC>     "Coffee? I could quit anytime, just not today"

CC>     > -----Original Message-----
CC>     > From: [email protected]
CC>     > [mailto:[email protected]]On Behalf Of Jacob Kjome
CC>     > Sent: Sunday, January 19, 2003 4:39 PM
CC>     > To: [email protected]
CC>     > Subject: [Barracuda] is the cvs source actually current? worried!
CC>     >
CC>     >
CC>     >
CC>     > After I made my changes to allow the "catalina-deploy" task to work, I
CC>     > noticed problems with the DefaultApplicationAssembler.  It was using
CC>     > absolute file paths to try to load the resources.  I thought,
CC>     > that's weird,
CC>     > I fixed that a while back on the b.e.org server.   So, I compared the
CC>     > latest version from b.e.org to barracudaMVC.org and was a bit shocked
CC> to
CC>     > find out that the version there is utterly different from the
CC>     > latest one on
CC>     > b.e.org.  It includes none of my changes which, once and for all,
CC> fixed
CC>     > problems serving Barracuda directly out of a .war file.
CC>     >
CC>     > What is going on here?  Why is the CVS source different?  Wasn't
CC>     > the latest
CC>     > source imported from b.e.org?  I'm going to go through and see if a
CC> few
CC>     > other changes I made are still there or not.  How many files might
CC> this
CC>     > have happened to?  In the meantime, I'm updating
CC>     > DefaultApplicationAssember
CC>     > to the version from b.e.org, because that is the correct one
CC>     > which actually
CC>     > works properly.
CC>     >
CC>     > Jake
CC>     >
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 Jacob                            mailto:[email protected]