On Wednesday 02 August 2006 13:13, Will Coleda wrote:
> Seems fine, modulo:
>
> - my @cmd = qw(svn pg Copyright);
> + my @cmd = qw(pg Copyright);
>
> should probably be:
>
> - my @cmd = qw(svn pg Copyright);
> + my @cmd = qw($cmd pg Copyright);
>
> (though that test is skipped righ
Seems fine, modulo:
- my @cmd = qw(svn pg Copyright);
+ my @cmd = qw(pg Copyright);
should probably be:
- my @cmd = qw(svn pg Copyright);
+ my @cmd = qw($cmd pg Copyright);
(though that test is skipped right now anyway)
On Aug 2, 2006, at 3:55 PM, chromatic wrote:
On
On Wednesday 02 August 2006 12:53, Will Coleda wrote:
> Every single test fails because the file assumes svn instead of svk,
> e.g.:
>
> my @cmd = qw(svn pg svn:mime-type);
> @cmd = qw(svn pg svn:keywords);
>
> one reference is made to 'svk ls', but it's never considered as an
> optio
Every single test fails because the file assumes svn instead of svk,
e.g.:
my @cmd = qw(svn pg svn:mime-type);
@cmd = qw(svn pg svn:keywords);
one reference is made to 'svk ls', but it's never considered as an
option to get at the meta data, just as a criteria to then try to get
it's not like you to submit bug reports without useful information.
how do you quantify "doesn't like svk?"
what is the output of C?
~jerry
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works fine with svn, but not svk. be nice if it worked under either
system.
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Will "C
