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| One CVS Branched module fail to load [message #64903] |
Fri, 06 June 2003 03:43  |
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Originally posted by: jlambie.hotmail.com
Eclipse 2.1 (W2K), CVS 1.11.1 P2 (SunOS 5.8)
One branched module fails to be loaded from the Eclipse module list
chooser (i.e I can see this module from the module list chooser, but the
module is not refreshed / loaded into the view after I checked the module
name) and as a result, the branch view does not contain this module.
I can refresh all other branched modules from the same CVS tree, and this
MIA branched module, can be loaded properly for the HEAD version.
I've used WinCVS to check out using the branch tag, and this module can be
checked out.
Any pointer will be much appreciated...
Thanks.
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| Re: One CVS Branched module fail to load [message #65386 is a reply to message #64903] |
Fri, 06 June 2003 13:12  |
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Originally posted by: Michael_Valenta.oti.com
Jean,
Your terminology doesn't match that used in Eclipse so I can;t really
comment on what the problem might be. Could you descibe more about your
problem (i.e. Is it a module defined in the CVSROOT/modules file? DId
you use "Checkout as Project, Checkout AS, Checkout Module?). Also, CVS
1.11.1 P2 does not seem to be an official release of the CVS server
version (i.e. it's not on the CVS web page). It's possible that there is
an incompatibility between this server version and Eclipse.
Michael
Jean wrote:
> Eclipse 2.1 (W2K), CVS 1.11.1 P2 (SunOS 5.8)
>
> One branched module fails to be loaded from the Eclipse module list
> chooser (i.e I can see this module from the module list chooser, but the
> module is not refreshed / loaded into the view after I checked the module
> name) and as a result, the branch view does not contain this module.
>
> I can refresh all other branched modules from the same CVS tree, and this
> MIA branched module, can be loaded properly for the HEAD version.
>
> I've used WinCVS to check out using the branch tag, and this module can be
> checked out.
>
> Any pointer will be much appreciated...
>
> Thanks.
>
>
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>
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| Re: One CVS Branched module fail to load [message #65919 is a reply to message #65386] |
Fri, 06 June 2003 19:08 |
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Originally posted by: jlambie.hotmail.com
HI Michael,
Thanks for the reply!
Here's the properly versed/versioned message (from my engineer):
CVS server version 1.11.5
In Eclipse on Windows (Version: 2.1.0, Build id: 200303272130)
goto to:
CVS Repository Exploring Perspective
We already have a configured Repository Location in place there
Follow these steps:
- right click on the Branches
- and select Refresh Branches
- on the Refresh Branches / Select Projects pop-up, click on the Select
All (for all remote projects), then click on Finish.
The previous steps will bring down all the CVS branch related tags.
On the CVS Repository Exploring Perspective expand the Branches item.
Correctly we find there our branch tag listed. Now we expand this branch
tag, and find that all projects (in CVS term modules) are listed there,
except one, which is missing.
There is no obvious difference between the missing module and the visible
ones. Note that any other CVS client treats them the same, i.e. cvs
command line or WinCVS will properly download all CVS modules that are on
the branch, including the one which isn't visible via Eclipse.
1) we don't use CVSROOT/modules
2) "Checkout as Project, Checkout AS, Checkout Module" options aren't
of course in the scope yet, since the CVS module doesn't show up at all and
these options aren't available unless the CVS module is listed under the
branch
in the CVS Repository Exploring Perspective
Jean
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Michael Valenta wrote:
> Jean,
> Your terminology doesn't match that used in Eclipse so I can;t really
> comment on what the problem might be. Could you descibe more about your
> problem (i.e. Is it a module defined in the CVSROOT/modules file? DId
> you use "Checkout as Project, Checkout AS, Checkout Module?). Also, CVS
> 1.11.1 P2 does not seem to be an official release of the CVS server
> version (i.e. it's not on the CVS web page). It's possible that there is
> an incompatibility between this server version and Eclipse.
> Michael
> Jean wrote:
> > Eclipse 2.1 (W2K), CVS 1.11.1 P2 (SunOS 5.8)
> >
> > One branched module fails to be loaded from the Eclipse module list
> > chooser (i.e I can see this module from the module list chooser, but the
> > module is not refreshed / loaded into the view after I checked the module
> > name) and as a result, the branch view does not contain this module.
> >
> > I can refresh all other branched modules from the same CVS tree, and this
> > MIA branched module, can be loaded properly for the HEAD version.
> >
> > I've used WinCVS to check out using the branch tag, and this module can be
> > checked out.
> >
> > Any pointer will be much appreciated...
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
> >
> >
> >
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| Re: One CVS Branched module fail to load [message #68037 is a reply to message #65919] |
Mon, 09 June 2003 14:21 |
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Originally posted by: Michael_Valenta.oti.com
I can think of two possible causes for the missing module
cause 1) The module does not contain a .project file
- to check this, expand the module in CVS Repositories viw and see if
there is a .project file
cause 2) The module's .project file is not in the branch
- to check, select the .project file in the CVS Repositories view and
choose Show in Resource History from the popup menu. Inspect the tags to
see if the branch tag is amoung them
Try these out to see if either of the above are true.
Jean wrote:
> HI Michael,
>
> Thanks for the reply!
>
> Here's the properly versed/versioned message (from my engineer):
>
> CVS server version 1.11.5
>
> In Eclipse on Windows (Version: 2.1.0, Build id: 200303272130)
>
> goto to:
>
> CVS Repository Exploring Perspective
> We already have a configured Repository Location in place there
> Follow these steps:
> - right click on the Branches
> - and select Refresh Branches
> - on the Refresh Branches / Select Projects pop-up, click on the Select
> All (for all remote projects), then click on Finish.
>
> The previous steps will bring down all the CVS branch related tags.
>
> On the CVS Repository Exploring Perspective expand the Branches item.
> Correctly we find there our branch tag listed. Now we expand this branch
> tag, and find that all projects (in CVS term modules) are listed there,
> except one, which is missing.
>
> There is no obvious difference between the missing module and the visible
> ones. Note that any other CVS client treats them the same, i.e. cvs
> command line or WinCVS will properly download all CVS modules that are on
> the branch, including the one which isn't visible via Eclipse.
>
> 1) we don't use CVSROOT/modules
>
> 2) "Checkout as Project, Checkout AS, Checkout Module" options aren't
> of course in the scope yet, since the CVS module doesn't show up at all and
> these options aren't available unless the CVS module is listed under the
> branch
> in the CVS Repository Exploring Perspective
>
> Jean
> ======================================================
>
> Michael Valenta wrote:
>
>
>>Jean,
>>
>
>>Your terminology doesn't match that used in Eclipse so I can;t really
>>comment on what the problem might be. Could you descibe more about your
>>problem (i.e. Is it a module defined in the CVSROOT/modules file? DId
>>you use "Checkout as Project, Checkout AS, Checkout Module?). Also, CVS
>>1.11.1 P2 does not seem to be an official release of the CVS server
>>version (i.e. it's not on the CVS web page). It's possible that there is
>>an incompatibility between this server version and Eclipse.
>>
>
>>Michael
>>
>
>>Jean wrote:
>>
>
>>>Eclipse 2.1 (W2K), CVS 1.11.1 P2 (SunOS 5.8)
>>>
>>>One branched module fails to be loaded from the Eclipse module list
>>>chooser (i.e I can see this module from the module list chooser, but the
>>>module is not refreshed / loaded into the view after I checked the module
>>>name) and as a result, the branch view does not contain this module.
>>>
>>>I can refresh all other branched modules from the same CVS tree, and this
>>>MIA branched module, can be loaded properly for the HEAD version.
>>>
>>>I've used WinCVS to check out using the branch tag, and this module can be
>>>checked out.
>>>
>>>Any pointer will be much appreciated...
>>>
>>>Thanks.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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