Bugs item #1076925, was opened at 2004-12-01 18:29
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Category: Tasks
Group: cvs
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 8
Submitted By: Steinar Herland (steinarherland)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: The vsscheckout does'nt set the last-modified correctly
Initial Comment:
When doing a checkout, last-modified is sett to <now>,
not to the last-modified-in-vss. I have my assemblies
in vss, and checkout before building. Due to the
problem, I have to
- checkout from vss
- remove the files
- getlatest "usemodtime" from vss
- attrib readonly=false
How about having a "usemodtime" property on the
vsscheckout task?
(EVEN better would be a property "dontgetlocalfiles" or
similar. - That way I could <get> <build> <checout
"dontgetlocalfiles"> <checkin>
My current script:
<target name="checkout">
<vsscheckout user="${vss.user}"
password="${vss.password}"
dbpath="${vss.server.dir}\srcsafe.ini"
recursive="false"
localpath="${vss.local.assemblies.release}"
path="${vss.assemblies.release}" />
<delete dir="${vss.local.assemblies.release}" />
<vssget user="${vss.user}" password="${vss.password}"
replace="false" writable="false"
dbpath="${vss.server.dir}\srcsafe.ini"
verbose="true" usemodtime="true" recursive="false"
localpath="${vss.local.assemblies.release}"
path="${vss.assemblies.release}" />
<attrib readonly="false" verbose="true">
<fileset>
<include name="${vss.local.assemblies.release}\*" />
</fileset>
</attrib>
</target>
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>Comment By: Gert Driesen (drieseng)
Date: 2004-12-09 08:35
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I'll probably add support for all three types of local
timestamps later today (or so), meaning :
Current : The timestamp of the local file is set to the current
date and time.
Modified : The timestamp of the local file is set to the file's
last modification date and time.
Updated : The timestamp of the local file is set to the date
and time that the file was last checked in to the database.
(the default value would be Current ofcourse)
If you can come up for better names for the enum fields,
don't hesistate to tell me ;-)
After that I'll look into adding a "localcopy" attribute that
controls whether local files should be retrieved.
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Comment By: Steinar Herland (steinarherland)
Date: 2004-12-03 14:57
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I have made a patch (CheckoutTask.cs) adding support for
usemodtime to the task. Can somebody please commit?
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