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Description: ============ When you customize your G-CVS FS, and set your Relative Mount Point: and this RMP ends with slash then it causes unpredictable problems when you performing cvs actions like update, refresh, etc. eg. I perform update on 'test' package and the foloving Refresh failed: The Refresh command failed. Check the full output of the command on the Runtime tab in Explorer. The error output follows: No error output is available. /bin/sh: /home/dm103276/.A/Build.Test/CVS/testonly/Work-psrv2/scratch//dmladek/est: does not exist because there were 2 slashes after scratch and there was eaten the letter 't' from package test 'scratch\' was my RMP. Suggestion: =========== Please, check the value of the Relative mount point and remove the last path separator...
I found another less likely to happen but more serrious stuff with RMP: and this is if you double slashes somewhere in the midle of the path of RMP. Than this value of RMP is added into text filed of Working dir and future work with this G-CVS FS is impossible... Please also check for redundant slashes....
Fixed in the main trunk. All multiple intermediate slashes or backslashes are replaced with a single slash or backslash. Also any prepended or appended slashes and backslashes are removed. This is fixed in the main trunk and in projects builds as well (for sure if the relative mount point will ever be resurrected): /cvs/vcscore/src/org/netbeans/modules/vcscore/VcsFileSystem.java,v <-- VcsFileSystem.java new revision: 1.229; previous revision: 1.228 Checking in src/org/netbeans/modules/vcs/advanced/VcsCustomizer.java; /cvs/vcsgeneric/src/org/netbeans/modules/vcs/advanced/VcsCustomizer.java,v <-- VcsCustomizer.java /cvs/vcscore/src/org/netbeans/modules/vcscore/VcsFileSystem.java,v <-- VcsFileSystem.java new revision: 1.193.2.11; previous revision: 1.193.2.10
FIXED.
I hope not. ;-) Dane can you please look at this ? Thanks.
Don't understand you Jiri :-( You hope what? What did you mean? but I'll take a look:-)
I meant I hope not to resurrect the relative mount point concept as Martin explained his commit to projects branch. Thanks for taking a look ... ;-)