You could try
webrev -m to force it to use hg
otherwise make sure that hg is accessible to your shell scripts which it
appears not to be. Have you set your PATH for your shell?
I do not have a windows environment to try this on myself I am afraid :-(
Ulf Zibis wrote:
Now I have installed the Microsoft "Windows Services for UNIX" and can
run a Korn Shell:
Running the script, I get following output:
<======================================================
$ dir
Datenträger in Laufwerk C: ist STANDARD
Volumeseriennummer: 14AD-C64D
Verzeichnis von C:\Projects\OpenJDK7\jdk
16.07.2009 13:41 <DIR> .
16.07.2009 13:41 <DIR> ..
15.07.2009 20:25 <DIR> .hg
27.03.2009 19:35 35 .hgignore
06.07.2009 23:59 2.000 .hgtags
27.03.2009 19:35 <DIR> .jcheck
27.03.2009 19:35 1.503 ASSEMBLY_EXCEPTION
07.06.2009 21:03 <DIR> build
08.05.2009 15:10 <DIR> dist
27.03.2009 19:35 19.241 LICENSE
16.06.2009 17:28 <DIR> make
15.05.2009 21:48 1.629 README
27.03.2009 19:42 <DIR> src
16.06.2009 17:28 <DIR> test
27.03.2009 19:35 127.498 THIRD_PARTY_README
16.07.2009 13:39 77.693 webrev
16.07.2009 13:39 77.693 webrev.bat
16.07.2009 13:39 77.693 webrev.txt
9 Datei(en) 384.985 Bytes
9 Verzeichnis(se), 12.247.605.248 Bytes frei
$ ksh webrev
detect_scm: webrev[2158]: hg: not found
Unable to determine SCM type currently in use.
For teamware: webrev looks for $CODEMGR_WS either in
the environment or in the file list.
For mercurial: webrev runs 'hg root'.
$
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Can anybody give me an hint, what to do next, to make this run?
I have hg.exe in "C:\Programme\TortoiseHg"
How must I configure path etc. to make hg found?
Thanks in advance,
-Ulf
