SCC RW Monitor

( CVSSCC , VS .NET 2005, 2.1.x, WIN 2000/XP, CVS NT 2.x >= 2.0.58 )

Type: Public Status:Closed Created: 16 Oct 06 10:00 Updated: 16 Nov 06 11:00

--> Oleg Akolupin (admin) at 16 Nov 06 11:00 writes

We like to announce new version of plug-in - version 2.1.0.8.

Download link: http://www.pushok.com/soft_download.php?idprogram=2

--> Oleg Akolupin (admin) at 16 Oct 06 10:00 writes

I am sorry.
Correct link :
http://www.pushok.com/files/temp/PushOkRWMon.zip

--> Igor France (user) at 16 Oct 06 10:00 writes

I was placing .pushokprops file within a cvs controlled folder, just like
you describe. But I never pressed 'cleanup and restart', after changing a
.pushokprops file.

So finally I got it work as it should. Two things:

1. use a single colon between pushok and value, as in
pushok:rwmon=skip-tree
2. press cleanup and restart every time after changing the configuration

Thanks,
Igor

PS (The link you provided doesn't work)

--> Oleg Akolupin (admin) at 16 Oct 06 10:00 writes

You can download patched RWMon here :
http://www.pushok.com/files/files/temp/PushOkRWMon.zip
Unzip to overwrite existing.

Where do you put ".pushokprops" file ?
It must have path "your_working_folder /.pushokprops" .
For example :
"D:\Test\WindowsApplication1.root\WindowsApplication1\.pushokprops"
Also must exist folder :
"D:\Test\WindowsApplication1.root\WindowsApplication1\cvs"

And latest question :
Do you press "Cleanup and Restart" button every time after changing
".pushokprops" file ?

--> Igor France (user) at 16 Oct 06 10:00 writes

Thanks for your reply.

I tried changing
>> pushok::rwmon=skip-folder
to
>> pushok:rwmon=skip-folder

And also
>> pushok::rwmon=skip-tree
to
>> pushok:rwmon=skip-tree

but nothing has changed - the behavior is still exactly the same.

Thanks,
Igor

--> Oleg Akolupin (admin) at 16 Oct 06 10:00 writes

It had one different :
First string
"pushok::rwmon=skip-folder" - two symbols ":"
Second string
"pushok:rwmon=skip-folder". - one symbol ":"

--> Igor France (user) at 16 Oct 06 10:00 writes

Thanks for your reply, but I don't see any difference in what you wrote
with:

But now you can change file's text from "pushok::rwmon=skip-folder" to
"pushok:rwmon=skip-folder".

Btw, I did try using "skip-tree" option as well, it didn't work just the
same.

Thanks
Igor

--> Oleg Akolupin (admin) at 16 Oct 06 10:00 writes

Thank for your issue you will fix it in next release.
But now you can change file's text from "pushok::rwmon=skip-folder" to
"pushok:rwmon=skip-folder".

--> Igor France (user) at 16 Oct 06 10:00 writes

I am trying to figure out how I can make the RW monitor skip setting the
read-only attribute to true after I commit files for the folders I specify.
On the main dialog of the SCC RW Monitor it says:

You can explicitly instruct the monitor to either process or skip a folder
by creating a file called .pushokprops inside that folder or else ....
The .pushokprops file should contain one line: pushok::rwmon=value. The
value of property can be: "skip-folder", "skip-tree", "check-folder",
"check-tree".

Either I am missing something, or this just doesn't work (as described). I
have a created a file called .pushokprops within the folder I want the RW
monitor to skip, and I have a single line in it:
pushok::rwmon=skip-folder

No matter what I do, the moment the files in this folder are commited (with
tortoise cvs), the read-only attribute gets set. These files are not within
a visual studio project and I want to edit them with another editor. As the
RW monitor keeps setting the read-only switch on these files after they are
commited, I either have to uncheck it per file, or choose CVS->Edit before
I work on them. This is very unconvenient.

Do you have any ideas?
Thanks.

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