Actually, I have had a quick look at the changes you made. I do not believe that they will work on windows with a dos style cvs client.
For example: the xml target is now: <target name="createMd5"> <checksum file="../asf-logo.gif" fileext=".MD5" /> <fixcrlf eol="lf" srcdir=".." includes="asf-logo.gif.MD5" /> </target> the test is:
public void testCreateMd5() throws IOException {
FileUtils fileUtils = FileUtils.newFileUtils();
executeTarget("createMd5");
assertTrue(fileUtils.contentEquals(project.resolveFile("expected/asf-logo.gif.md5"),
project.resolveFile("../asf-logo.gif.MD5")));
}
The expected file is "expected/asf-logo.gif.md5". There will be a one character
difference between the size of the file with dos line ending and a file with unix (or mac) line
endings. With the change you make, the test will not compare a file with dos line endings
to one with unix lineending and so will fail.
Peter
Matt Benson wrote:
--- Stefan Bodewig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hmmm... Peter is right, I do use the cygwin cvs clientOn Wed, 08 Dec 2004, Peter Reilly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I think it is more a cvs client issue. Some cvsclients on windows
convert to dos endings (correct behaviour fornon-binary files) and
some do not (cygwin cvs client I think does not).
Still, if it worked before ...
on Windows. But again, if it worked before... if it's
a cygwin issue it possibly is dependent on the fact
that I have un*x selected as my default filetype. Anyway...
-Matt
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