Use 'cvs ci -F ...' instead of setting the log file with EDITOR="cp ...".

This fixes addport for me on -stable (cvs was erroring out), and also
fixes addport when you have the EDITOR environment variable set.

Approved by:	will
This commit is contained in:
Pete Fritchman
2002-11-13 15:00:00 +00:00
parent 9d20507678
commit b0ca12cd09

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@@ -219,7 +219,6 @@ foreach my $thisdir (@dirs) {
if (!$autofill) {
if (-f $c) {
system("$mv $c $tmpdir/commitfile") or errx(1, "Oops, can't move commitfile!");
$commitfile = "EDITOR=\"cp $tmpdir/commitfile\"";
print "\nRemember, you asked to use a commit file to read for the commit log.\n";
print "This means you'll get a message saying the log message was unchanged or\n";
print "not specified. Just tell it to continue and it will be committed.\n\n";
@@ -290,7 +289,6 @@ foreach my $thisdir (@dirs) {
print "\nRemember, you asked to use a commit file to read for the commit log.\n";
print "This means you'll get a message saying the log message was unchanged or\n";
print "not specified. Just tell it to continue and it will be committed.\n\n";
$commitfile = "EDITOR=\"cp $tmpdir/commitfile\"";
}
print "We're ready to commit.\n";
@@ -341,7 +339,7 @@ foreach my $thisdir (@dirs) {
# commit the actual port.
chdir "$tmpdir/$category" or err(1, "$tmpdir/$category");
system("$commitfile $cvs $n ci Makefile $portname") && errx(1, "cvs commit failed, aborting.");
system("$cvs $n ci -F $tmpdir/commitfile Makefile $portname") && errx(1, "cvs commit failed, aborting.");
if (!$nomodules && ($n ne "-n")) {
system("$sshmod env CVSROOT=$repo $perl /usr/local/bin/modulesupdate $module ports/$category/$portname") && errx(1, "adding port to modules failed, aborting.");
}