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Re: `cvs up -p FILE' does not detect write failure
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Derek Price |
Subject: |
Re: `cvs up -p FILE' does not detect write failure |
Date: |
Thu, 03 Mar 2005 10:48:51 -0500 |
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Jim Meyering wrote:
| Here's a complete patch, minus the parts that are regenerated via
| autoreconf (which I'll check in, too, being careful to use
| automake-1.9.3, which is what generated the current Makefile.in
| files -- unless we can upgrade to automake-1.9.5 -- quite safe,
| IMHO).
I generally don't mind keeping as up-to-date as possible with
Automake, but I also tend to avoid upping the version we use with CVS
more frequently than every few months, just to avoid creating extra
work for the other maintainers, unless there is a need for some new
feature or a fix for a serious bug. It's been a good 3.5 months since
our last AM upgrade, so there shouldn't be much problem going to 1.9.5
now if noone objects.
Regards,
Derek
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