From: Marcel Holtmann Date: Sun, 29 May 2005 18:17:51 GMT Subject: Re: Problem with cg-merge Message-ID: <1117390671.7072.102.camel@pegasus> In-Reply-To: <3798.10.10.10.24.1117384256.squirrel@linux1> Hi Sean, > > I saw that earlier, but I don't have any idea what's wrong here. If I do > > a simple cg-update, I see something like this: > > > > Tree change: > > cf1f29d97210d0594dcf5b2a734bdb714de6bf24:89a14a5bd2c880095d5c618a102319bb3dc03da9 > > :100755 100755 ceda2c50fc2c2941daa34a57722df251bf892c38 > > fea239b99d351502d1acb098abd725557f0af202 M cg-diff > > :100755 100755 cc0c17beef75db41da3ad4ef8983bd7e222ac739 > > 5f0bff77eb2110d52892793e5bef104acde7be32 M cg-help > > > > Applying changes... > > Fast-forwarding cf1f29d97210d0594dcf5b2a734bdb714de6bf24 -> > > 89a14a5bd2c880095d5c618a102319bb3dc03da9 > > on top of cf1f29d97210d0594dcf5b2a734bdb714de6bf24... > > patching file cg-diff > > patching file cg-help > > cg-diff: needs update > > cg-help: needs update > > > > This is a little bit odd, because if I call "git-diff-cache HEAD" after > > it, I will see that cg-diff and cg-help are modified. After calling > > cg-cancel everything looks fine again. > > Any chance you've installed a copy of git core in addition to your > original install of Cogito? That looks like a problem i saw when using a > newer git installed overtop of Cogito. no, I don't. Regards Marcel