[gst-devel] CVS/local out-of-sync & gst-indent

[Benjamin Otte]

There's only two things that are important to me:
1) After I did a checkin, the code in my checkout and in the repository
must be identical.
2) Checkins are done with one command.

I don't care about anything else.
Currently 1) is not the case and that is bad. Especially because cvs can't
cope with that.

Benjamin


On Tue, 27 Apr 2004, Ronald S. Bultje wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I've recently received loads of notices from 'cvs update' that my files
> checksum failed locally, and then it refetches files. The consequence is
> that - on this file - all local changes are lost. This seems to be
> caused by the fact that - on checkin - the server runs gst-inspect on
> them, but the client doesn't, thus bringing those two out-of-sync.
> Result is that the file checksums are different in the next cvs update,
> and the rest as given above.
>
> This is *extremely* bad, I end up doing a lot of double work because of
> this. Please someone fix it immediately, either by immediately removing
> the gst-indent from the server checkin action or by providing a script
> that indents all committed .c files on checkin (ideally integrated in
> Dave's "cicl" script that I've been happily using for a few weeks now,
> thanks for that btw!).
>
> Ronald
>
>
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