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  1. Jenkins
  2. JENKINS-65

Print cwd when running CVS commands

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      Some of our projects check out dozens of top-level CVS modules. So our console
      output often has such meaningful entries as

      $ cvs -q -z9 update -PdC
      $ cvs -q -z9 update -PdC
      P build.xml
      $ cvs -q -z9 update -PdC
      $ cvs -q -z9 update -PdC
      $ cvs -q -z9 update -PdC
      $ cvs -q -z9 update -PdC
      $ cvs -q -z9 update -PdC
      P build.xml
      $ cvs -q -z9 update -PdC

      Hmm, what was it updating now?

      It would be preferable to run CVS update just once, at the top level, which
      would probably be faster and also print more informative paths. But in any case
      it would also be helpful to see what dir a command is being run in. Attaching
      (as yet untested) patch which should give that information succinctly and be
      useful in our case at least.

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            jglick Jesse Glick
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