Re: Re: scheduler panic

[Kip Macy <kmacy@eventdriven.org>]

Thanks.

That appears to work. One correction for anyone else out there who might
wish to do the same:
'bk cset -x40add516MWMX6XyHleHPhDU0Xn3ZHg'


Bitkeeper won't accept any spaces between -x and the argument. One thing
that makes it all the more annoying is that, although -x is documented
in the helptool, it isn't in the usage message:

kmacy@siml1 bk cset -x 40add516MWMX6XyHleHPhDU0Xn3ZHg
usage:  bk cset [-Cpq] [-i<list>] [-l ] [-M<range>] [-r<rev>]



On Mon, 31 May 2004, Ian Pratt wrote:

>
> > It is getting further, but it isn't making it up. I've pasted from the
> > point it made it to prior to your fix.
> >
> > My previous offer still stands.
>
> I think Keir's patch missed a further problem with the patch that's
> causing the problem.
>
> Please can you take the head before Keir's fix, then do a cset -x
> on 1.916.1.1 ('Tweak to fix unblocking warping').
>
> Or more correctly, by md5key:
>
> 'cset -x 40add516MWMX6XyHleHPhDU0Xn3ZHg'
>
>
> Ian
>
>
>
>
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