[1611] CVS Aliases Not Working

Thanks for the response!
I'll fix it ASAP
You can watch the bug request http://www.jetbrains.net/jira/browse/TW-816

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"Tim McNerney" <intellij@oneofus.org> wrote in message
news:19306062.1158796922085.JavaMail.itn@is.intellij.net...

First, thanks for the new EAP.

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Unfortunately, it broke all my builds. The problem is that it does not
handle CVS aliases correctly. Not sure if this is the correct term, but it
involves defining a CVS module in CVSROOT/modules that contains real
modules. For instance:

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app-modules -a module1 module2
app-dev -d app-dev &app-modules

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When I do:

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% cvs -d :pserver:user@cvshost.com:/path/to/rep co app-dev

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I get:

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app-dev/
module1/
module1files/
module2/
module2files/

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In earlier versions of TeamCity, I got:

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buildAgent/
work/
path/to/rep/
module1/
module1files/
module2/
module2files/

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In 1611, I get:

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buildAgent/
work/
module1files/
module2files/

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which doesn't work. If I define a target directory, I end up with them one
level deeper, but still coliding.

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Worse still, there are files which collide since, for instance, all
modules have a build.xml file. So where before I would have:

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buildAgent/work/path/to/rep/
module1/build.xml
module2/build.xml

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I have:

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buildAgent/work/
build.xml

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Haven't checked to see which of the two build files ends up there.

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--Tim

Thanks.

I have replaced the single aliased entry with individual entries for each module and now have things building again.

--Tim