Are you on Windows? On cvsnt, the password is stored inside the
Registry. The cvs task can't get to it. I've put the password into the
CVSROOT. Since we don't check anything back into CVS from Ant, it's
really just a read-only CVSROOT.
Take a look at the task in the Ant manual, and you'll see the
Thanks for your advice. I wrote separate task which extend
AbstractCvsTask. I got one more question
about cvs. One thing which is magic for me is how cvs connect to cvs
server. Im making only diff but i dont put
a server host, login and pass. I assume that this cvs is taking login
and server fro
As you're finding out, that's the way "cvs" outputs that command, and
all the CVS ant task does is do a system call to the "cvs" executable.
Whatever CVS outputs, Ant does too.
There maybe a way of filtering the output of one task with the input
of another. I think there is something about resourc
I want to diif two branches. Im using this command:
command="diff --brief -r rel-1-patches -r rel-2-patches"
And my output looks like this:
RCS file: /usr/local/cvs/webproject/src/doc/taglibs/file.xml,v
retrieving revision 1.2
retrieving revision 1.2.4.1
diff --brief -r1.2 -r1.2.4.1
Files /tmp/cv
