bug#996: ntemacs 23.0.60; vc-dir bug

bug#996: ntemacs 23.0.60; vc-dir bug

[Kevin Yu]

If you check in a file in vd-dir buffer, the buffer will
show two lines to indicate the status of that file. For
example:


    up-to-date           core/cell.rb
    edited               core\cell.rb

if the file name doesn't include a slash, there's only one
line.

bug#996: ntemacs 23.0.60; vc-dir bug

[Dan Nicolaescu]

"Kevin Yu" <yujie052@gmail.com> writes:

  > If you check in a file in vd-dir buffer, the buffer will
  > show two lines to indicate the status of that file. For
  > example:
  > 
  > 
  >     up-to-date           core/cell.rb
  >     edited               core\cell.rb
  > 
  > if the file name doesn't include a slash, there's only one
  > line.

What VC backend are you using here?
Can you pleasedescribe the sequence of events starting from 

emacs -Q

to get to that state?
That way someone that uses windows can try to look and see where the
problem is.

bug#996: ntemacs 23.0.60; vc-dir bug

[Kevin Yu]

Dan Nicolaescu <dann@ics.uci.edu> writes:
> What VC backend are you using here?
subversion

I have tried on git. This bug doesn't exist.
 
> Can you pleasedescribe the sequence of events starting from 
>
> emacs -Q
>
> to get to that state?
1. edit a file d:/myproject/src/myfile.c (myproject is the root
directory of this project. There must be a subdirectory in the path,
otherwise you can't reproduce this bug.(.../src/... here)

2. c-x v d  select d:/myproject

3. check in myfile.c

4. you'll find the d:/myproject buffer shows two lines of myfile.c's
status.
> That way someone that uses windows can try to look and see where the


> problem is.

bug#996: ntemacs 23.0.60; vc-dir bug

[Kevin Yu]

Dan Nicolaescu <dann@ics.uci.edu> writes:
> What VC backend are you using here?
subversion

I have tried on git. This bug doesn't exist.
 
> Can you pleasedescribe the sequence of events starting from 
>
> emacs -Q
>
> to get to that state?
1. edit a file d:/myproject/src/myfile.c (myproject is the root
directory of this project. There must be a subdirectory in the path,
otherwise you can't reproduce this bug.(.../src/... here)

2. c-x v d  select d:/myproject

3. check in myfile.c

4. you'll find the d:/myproject buffer shows two lines of myfile.c's
status.
> That way someone that uses windows can try to look and see where the


> problem is.

bug#996: ntemacs 23.0.60; vc-dir bug

[Dan Nicolaescu]

Kevin Yu <yujie052@gmail.com> writes:

  > Dan Nicolaescu <dann@ics.uci.edu> writes:
  > > What VC backend are you using here?
  > subversion
  > 
  > I have tried on git. This bug doesn't exist.
  >  
  > > Can you pleasedescribe the sequence of events starting from 
  > >
  > > emacs -Q
  > >
  > > to get to that state?
  > 1. edit a file d:/myproject/src/myfile.c (myproject is the root
  > directory of this project. There must be a subdirectory in the path,
  > otherwise you can't reproduce this bug.(.../src/... here)
  > 
  > 2. c-x v d  select d:/myproject

What is in the the *vc-dir* buffer at this point?

bug#996: ntemacs 23.0.60; vc-dir bug

[Kevin Yu]

Sorry, forgot to cc the emacs bug tracker.

1. Edit a file d:/myproject/src/myfile.c (emacs.exe -q myfile.c)
2. c-x v d select d:/myproject
* vc-dir * shows:
=================================
VC backend : SVN
Working dir: d:/myproject/
Repository : svn://127.0.0.1

                        ./
                        src/
   edited               src\myfile.c
=================================
3. checkin myfile.c
* vc-dir * shows:
=================================
VC backend : SVN
Working dir: d:/myproject/
Repository : svn://127.0.0.1

                        ./
                        src/
   up-to-date           src/myfile.c
   edited               src\myfile.c
=================================



On Wed, Dec 31, 2008 at 12:57 AM, Dan Nicolaescu <dann@ics.uci.edu> wrote:
> Kevin Yu <yujie052@gmail.com> writes:
>
>  > Dan Nicolaescu <dann@ics.uci.edu> writes:
>  > > What VC backend are you using here?
>  > subversion
>  >
>  > I have tried on git. This bug doesn't exist.
>  >
>  > > Can you pleasedescribe the sequence of events starting from
>  > >
>  > > emacs -Q
>  > >
>  > > to get to that state?
>  > 1. edit a file d:/myproject/src/myfile.c (myproject is the root
>  > directory of this project. There must be a subdirectory in the path,
>  > otherwise you can't reproduce this bug.(.../src/... here)
>  >
>  > 2. c-x v d  select d:/myproject
>
> What is in the the *vc-dir* buffer at this point?
>
>

bug#996: ntemacs 23.0.60; vc-dir bug

[Dan Nicolaescu]

"Kevin Yu" <yujie052@gmail.com> writes:

  > Sorry, forgot to cc the emacs bug tracker.
  > 
  > 1. Edit a file d:/myproject/src/myfile.c (emacs.exe -q myfile.c)
  > 2. c-x v d select d:/myproject
  > * vc-dir * shows:
  > =================================
  > VC backend : SVN
  > Working dir: d:/myproject/
  > Repository : svn://127.0.0.1
  > 
  >                         ./
  >                         src/
  >    edited               src\myfile.c

OK, this says that the output of 
svn status at this point would look like:

M src\myfile.c

Is there a way to tell subversion to output file names in unix format?
Alternatively `filename' in `vc-svn-after-dir-status' could be changed
to be in unix form.  


  > =================================
  > 3. checkin myfile.c
  > * vc-dir * shows:
  > =================================
  > VC backend : SVN
  > Working dir: d:/myproject/
  > Repository : svn://127.0.0.1
  > 
  >                         ./
  >                         src/
  >    up-to-date           src/myfile.c
  >    edited               src\myfile.c
  > =================================
  > 
  > 
  > 
  > On Wed, Dec 31, 2008 at 12:57 AM, Dan Nicolaescu <dann@ics.uci.edu> wrote:
  > > Kevin Yu <yujie052@gmail.com> writes:
  > >
  > >  > Dan Nicolaescu <dann@ics.uci.edu> writes:
  > >  > > What VC backend are you using here?
  > >  > subversion
  > >  >
  > >  > I have tried on git. This bug doesn't exist.
  > >  >
  > >  > > Can you pleasedescribe the sequence of events starting from
  > >  > >
  > >  > > emacs -Q
  > >  > >
  > >  > > to get to that state?
  > >  > 1. edit a file d:/myproject/src/myfile.c (myproject is the root
  > >  > directory of this project. There must be a subdirectory in the path,
  > >  > otherwise you can't reproduce this bug.(.../src/... here)
  > >  >
  > >  > 2. c-x v d  select d:/myproject
  > >
  > > What is in the the *vc-dir* buffer at this point?
  > >
  > >

bug#996: ntemacs 23.0.60; vc-dir bug

[Stefan Monnier]

> Is there a way to tell subversion to output file names in unix format?

At least the GNU/Linux version of `svn' doesn't have any option that
sounds like a good candidate.  Maybe it's a "windows-only and ignored
under Unix".

> Alternatively `filename' in `vc-svn-after-dir-status' could be changed
> to be in unix form.

Sounds like a good plan, indeed.


        Stefan