I was trying to make an script that can run automatically
The problem I have with the codehaus repo is in this part of the
script, it doesn't work when SSH_OPTS is defined (only for the
codehaus repo). Maybe somebody with better knowledge of bash can help
me.
if [ -z $NO_SSH ]
then
if [ -z $SSH_OPTS ]
then
RSYNC_SSH="-e ssh"
else
RSYNC_SSH="-e \"ssh $SSH_OPTS\""
fi
fi
I've added a log for changed artifacts that we can send at the end by email.
I'll look for a solution to the sourceforge login problem.
On 8/2/06, Brett Porter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I guess I wasn't paying enough attention to commits.
The recent changes to the repo scripts result in a whole lot of prompts:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]'s password:
when you try to run them, which I have to ctrl-c.
It is also no longer possible to use the scripts to sync a single
repository without pasting the commands in by hand.
Also, I'm not sure if --ignore-existing is used correctly on the
codehaus repo - has that been verified? The warning in the script seems
to have been removed.
Will --ignore-existing give a warning is someone does actually change
something or just ignore them? The latter could turn out to be quite
confusing.
Is there a reason it was changed in these ways?
- Brett
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