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From: | Joe Green |
Subject: | Re: [Quilt-dev] [patch] Quilt support for committing patches to CVS. |
Date: | Wed, 18 Aug 2004 16:45:22 -0700 |
User-agent: | Mozilla Thunderbird 0.7.3 (X11/20040803) |
Dean Roehrich wrote:
The second attachment shows a set of .quiltrc functions that support CVS operations in the same way as my previous integrated patch.Should the realfile function be handled within quilt? I'm not clear on why this function is necessary.
In the past there has been support for having the SERIES variable point to a symlink to the series file instead of the real thing. For CVS operations the real file is needed.
Maybe new_series=yes should instead be set here: else echo "$patch$patch_args" > $tmpfile if [ -e $SERIES ] then cat $SERIES >> $tmpfile else new_series=yes fi fi
That's OK with me.
Nothing in delete.in actually unlinks the patchfile. So it stays in the patches directory. By telling an scm to delete it we may be causing an unlink to happen (depending on the scm), and that would lead to an unexpected side effect.
Yes, that's how we use it locally, so that's the functionality I left in. (My CVS hooks move the file to "file~" rather than removing it.) You're right that normally quilt doesn't do this. I should probably support this by adding a "remove patch file" option to delete, and only call the delete hook in that case.
-- Joe Green <address@hidden> MontaVista Software, Inc.
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