To make sure we have a baseline version of Virgo for all developers to use, I've checked it into our CVS repository. Developers can then check that out and use it as their server for development. The downside to this is that CVS places a CVS directory into the pickup directory and Virgo tries to hot deploy it and spits out an error. The server still starts up and seems to work properly. Is there a way to tell Virgo to ignore things in the pickup directory?
Not really. You could raise a bugzilla to lodge the requirement to be able to specify some kind of pattern for matching pickup directory contents against before deploying.
BTW if you used certain other version control systems, e.g. git, then they wouldn't slap their own directories inside pickup. But please let's not get into a debate about alternative version control systems on this forum.
Not really. You could raise a bugzilla to lodge the requirement to be able to specify some kind of pattern for matching pickup directory contents against before deploying.
BTW if you used certain other version control systems, e.g. git, then they wouldn't slap their own directories inside pickup. But please let's not get into a debate about alternative version control systems on this forum. :)