I'm using the commitinfo,loginfo, rcsinfo and verifymsg to call some
scripts that are parsing the information. The purpose is to control the
information entered and automatically send e-mails with information about
the changes.
rcsinfo is calling rcstemplate, which defines the template used in
the log message.
Problems:
1) Issue with cvs import -m - High priority
when using cvs import -m "description of the import" <module> <vendor>
<tag>, it looks like the command interprets the description between
the quotes as arguments for the import, and instead of importing <module>,
it considers the first word as the log message, the second word as the
module to import, the third word as the vendor tag, and the rest as release
tags. Then, it imports the files within <module> under $CVSROOT/<first
word of the description>
Any clue ?
2) Issue with cvs ci -m - Medium priority
when using cvs ci -m "description" ...., as no editor is called to
enter the log message, the template defined in rcstemplate is not called.
Is there any way to force the content of the "description" to be paste
in the template ?
Thanks for any reply,
Sandrine.
