Version: Alpha 3 (using KDE KDE 3.1) Installed from: Compiled From Sources Compiler: GCC 3.2.1 OS: Linux I created a new project recently, telling it to use CVS for the version control. It created this fine, and the entries appeared in my CVSROOT etc. I then changed the source file in the SRC directory and tried to commit the changes. It then complained about there being no CVS/Entries and it not knowing anything about the file. I sorted this out by checking out the source tree from the repository, but surely it should be able to do this itself?
I can confirm this.
now a script creates the CVS/* (or at least tries to :-))
I don't think it's a good idea!!! I think it would be better to: - Create the source files in some temporary directory, - Do 'cvs import' to get them into the CVS repository - Do 'cvs checkout' to get them out of the repository, into the project directory - Delete the files in the temporary directory (I think KDevelop 2.1.x does it like this already) Otherwise there can be some problems with odd cvs versions or cvs clashes with repository files (yes I had that once, but with KDevelop 2 I was able to detect that right away) with your technique I would only detect that when I would try to commit something. But anyway your solution is better than nothing. :) Amilcar
This this fix make into Gideon 3.0.0?? I'v got the same problem, using Gideon. This use to work fine in Kdevelop 2.1.x.
Like the bug database says, it was fixed in 24-03-2003. That means that the bug is solved in: KDevelop 3.0 alpha 4 KDevelop 3.0 alpha 5 KDevelop 3.0 CVS HEAD Please use CVS HEAD. http://www.kdevelop.org/index.html?filename=branches_compiling.html