Re: possible issue with status command?
Joseph Shomphe <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.java.netbeans.modules.javacvs.devel |
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> that might be an inconsistency with command line cvs.. I suppose your > foo directory is not in CVS right? This is correct, the foo directory is not YET in cvs. Milos Kleint wrote: > Joseph Shomphe wrote: > >> Hi, I'm currently trying to leveredge some of the javacvs lib at a >> client site. Here is the problem im seeing: >> >> 1) I have checked out the module "test" from the cvs server onto my >> windows 2000 box. >> >> 2) I have created a new directory "foo" under "test". >> >> 3) I have created a new java file bar.java under foo >> >> 4) Currently my directory structure looks like this: >> >> <CVS DIR> >> | >> +--test/ >> + >> |---foo/ >> | + >> | |---bar.java >> + >> |---CVS/ >> >> >> 5) If im in the working dir test/ and I issue cvs status, >> I get the following output: >> ? foo >> >> however, if I use the StatausCommand, nothing prints out (using the >> BasicListener)Is this a bug or a feature? (Or am I missing something). >> >> Please let me know if you need any additional info > > > > that might be an inconsistency with command line cvs.. I suppose your > foo directory is not in CVS right? I belive we don't send requests to > server for files in non-cvs subdirectories.. > I'm not sure we do that on purpose or by accident. Anyone? > > > Milos > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] > For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected] > > -- ________________________________________ Joe Shomphe Tallán Inc. Phone: 1.914.882.5379 Email: [email protected]