William Morgan <[email protected]> writes: > Reformatted excerpts from Ben Finney's message of 2009-12-05: > > How can we tell whether that is the case? The data storage format is > > YAML, is there something we can inspect to determine the answer to > > your question? > > Yes, grep for ^component: in all the issue .yaml files, and see if any > of them have a value that doesn't correspond to a component in > project.yaml. > > Let me know if that's not the problem.
All the results show only one component: ===== $ grep -r '^component:' .ditz/ .ditz/issue-53dc34efe59894f3f296b0b394a5e4e9676dc701.yaml:component: elab .ditz/issue-b6dca55aea2f06dad1bb658079c90d7464938519.yaml:component: elab .ditz/issue-b6ec805623da0348121960043e79fa7b2f5d0581.yaml:component: elab […] .ditz/issue-a9d0c324ed74445f476a4e47e034b27bfefe80a1.yaml:component: elab .ditz/issue-7df529632bf19b9b0f11af3ec7b0e97c5ff92459.yaml:component: elab .ditz/issue-99f9dd0f9acba48583b5871fbe0bb15444308026.yaml:component: elab ===== That component does appear in the project data: ===== $ grep -A2 '^components:' .ditz/project.yaml components: - !ditz.rubyforge.org,2008-03-06/component name: elab ===== -- \ “When I was little, my grandfather used to make me stand in a | `\ closet for five minutes without moving. He said it was elevator | _o__) practice.” —Steven Wright | Ben Finney _______________________________________________ ditz-talk mailing list [email protected] http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/ditz-talk
