[CMake] cvs update through ctest

[Andy Cedilnik]

Hi Bitter,

Ok, let say:

/foo/bar/source
/foo/bar/build

cd /foo/bar/build
cmake /foo/bar/source
ctest -D ExperimentalUpdate

Does this work? If it does not, then send me the output of:

ctest -D ExperimentalUpdate -VV --debug

Thank you.

       Andy


Bitter, Ingmar (NIH/CC/DRD) [E] wrote:

>The build directory has neither, source directory is cvs, thus, I will
>have to run from the main project directory, right?
>
>Ingmar
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Andy Cedilnik [mailto:andy.cedilnik at kitware.com] 
>Sent: Wednesday, December 21, 2005 12:00 PM
>To: Bitter, Ingmar (NIH/CC/DRD) [E]
>Cc: cmake at cmake.org
>Subject: Re: [CMake] cvs update through ctest
>
>Hi Ingmar,
>
>CTest looks at the source directory and determine if it is CVS or 
>subversion. Do you have CVS subdirectory or .svn subdirectory?
>
>       Andy
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>Bitter, Ingmar (NIH/CC/DRD) [E] wrote:
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>>Hi,
>>
>>my projects are setup by cmake with a build directory below the main
>>project directory:
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>>project/
>>project/build
>>project/src
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>>I run cmake and ctest from the build directory because I do not want
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>any
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>>automatically created files in the main project directory.
>>when running ctest -D Continuous it tells me that the current directory
>>is not a CVS controlled directory, which is correct. How do I tell
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>ctest
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>>to update the project directory?
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>>Or re-worded, what is the proper setup to do an out of source build and
>>test?
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>>-Ingmar
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Andy Cedilnik
Kitware Inc.