Date: Mon, 20 Jan 2003 11:46:15 +0100 From: "Peter Klausner" <peter.klausner@systor.com> To: freebsd-cvsweb@FreeBSD.org Subject: Patch for vendor branch tags Message-ID: <OFB272E826.8229419D-ONC1256CB4.00385A17@systor.com>
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Using vendor branch tags of CVS, I run into a bug:
If you do a "normal" cvs import,
the stuff shows up on the branch 1.1.1, named "vendor"
For multiple vendors,
you add branches 1.1.x named "vendorx".
The cvs log view of a file does show all the vendor tags
and branch numbers,
but if you restrict the view to such a branch,
the directory always will be empty.
Here is a patch agains 2.0.6 which seems to fix the problem;
although I don't really understand what is going on.
HTH + Bye,
Peter Klausner
PS: most of the diff is due to the debug output;
I changed the raw print do sth. redirectable.
The decisive change is:
! if (($revwanted eq '' || $revwanted =~ /^1\.1\.\d+$/)
! && $branch ne ''
&& $branch eq $revbranch || !defined($tag))
{
! DBG "File revision $rev found for branch $branch\n";
$revwanted = $rev;
}
PPS: I realized, that the current cvsweb.cgi
has zillions of changes relative to the
latest stable release 2.0.6.
It seems, that 95% of those changes are only
due to indentation and reformatting.
It is futile to discuss coding style,
but I think such _changes_ greatly reduce
the usefulness of CVS - and cvsweb.
So the cvsweb sources should not give
a negative example here...
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