My understanding is that when you commit each folder is committed
individually. So when you commit something which covers dirs, sub1 and
sub2, it actually gets run as 3 separate commits.
-- David F.
"Diego Sevilla Ruiz ([EMAIL PROTECTED])" wrote:
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> Hi all!:
>
> I have an e-mail notification when I do commit into a directory. I
> have in my CVSROOT/loginfo file an entry that looks like:
>
> dir (mail ....)
>
> However, now I have two subdirs of that directory, call them sub1
> and sub2. When I commit something which covers dirs, sub1 and sub2, I
> receive three messages, one for each subdirectory: dir, sub1 and sub2.
>
> How can I avoid receiving three messages for an *unique* commit
> which covers more than a subdirectory. In other words, should I use a
> regexp which includes an "end of string" to refer only to the "dir"
> directory, something like:
>
> dir$ (mail.. ..)
>
> or
>
> dir/$ (mail ...)
>
> or should I use another file (commitinfo, notify, etc?)
>
> Please, help me, because mail notification is received by a bunch
> of people and I would like to minimize the numbers of e-mails
> to one per commit.
>
> Regards and thanks in advance.
> diego.
>
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