On Fri Sep 14 11:23:27 2007, matt.fowles wrote:
Show quoted text> fowles@spiceweasel:~/trunk-rename/sb$ svk --version
> This is svk, version v2.0.1 (using Subversion bindings 1.4.3)
> fowles@spiceweasel:~/trunk-rename/sb$ svk patch --apply - <
~/rename.patch
Show quoted text> g clients/java/src/com/streambase/sb/test/TestTupleRep.java
> Conflict found in clients/java/src/com/streambase/sb/TupleRep.java:
> e)dit, d)iff, m)erge, s)kip, t)heirs, y)ours, h)elp? [m] Unable to read
> terminal settings in GetControlChars at
> /usr/local/share/perl/5.8.8/SVK/Util.pm line 195.
I ran into a similar issue (building parrot). It seems that svk uses
Term::Readkey to prompt for creating a new local repository if the svk
instance hasn't been setup yet (or, at least, svk can't find the user's
svk local rep). This chokes on GetControlChars when there's any kind of
redirected input. So it may be a Term::Readkey issue, though it'd be
nice if svk *didn't* feel the need to instantiate the rep regardless of
it's use. For instance, in parrot, they're just testing if the local
dir has svk info. A simple 'no' would do, w/o trying to setup svk.
Show quoted text> Additionally, after the program has quit with this error, I cannot see
> any of the text I type at the command line.
Yeah, I had to do:
stty sane
to get it back.
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