[cvsnt] Nightly snapshots

[Chavous P. Camp]

Do you think 2.09pre might fix my issue with the zombie processes?  The
last two were caused by commits that contained conflicts and hence
failed.  The processes then joined the ranks of the undead.

Also, is there a setting I can turn on on the server to output a nice
detailed debug log to some file?

Thanks,

Chavous

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Chavous P. Camp <ccamp at scconsultants.net>
Member/Principal
Salter & Camp Consultants, Ltd. Co.
1213 Lady St. Suite 205
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-----Original Message-----
From: cvsnt-bounces at cvsnt.org [mailto:cvsnt-bounces at cvsnt.org] On Behalf
Of Tony Hoyle
Sent: Friday, August 15, 2003 11:42 AM
To: cvsnt at cvsnt.org
Subject: [cvsnt] Nightly snapshots


I've switched the nightly snapshots onto the release branch, since
they're
more useful there.  Since I'm only going to be available sporadically
over the
next week or two (summer hols) I'm relucatant to send a release 'gold'.

The 2.0.9pre is up to date as far as I can tell, although it hasn't had
my
full battery of test run on it yet.  

Summary of changes:

* More consistent cvswrappers/cvsignore behaviour - in theory the server
side
cvswrappers and cvsignore should be handled more sensibly. (merge from
2.1.x)
* Import without creating release tags - The new -n option to import
makes
repositories starting at revision 1.1 with no vendor tags etc.  An
'import -Cn
module' now does pretty much everything required without any futzing
around
with recursive adds etc. (merge from 2.1.x)
* Rollback of modules support - I gave up trying to firefight the
modules and
rolled it back to the pre 2.x code.  This means that specifying an
absolute
target directory (cvs co -d c:\ foo) won't work any more, but then it
never
worked before (there is a workaround in the code and it actually tries
to do
it... however it's largely untested and will probably break).

I half expect the changes to break something, but if you've been having
problems with 2.0.8 then it's worth trying it out.

Tony

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