I am using the synergy SCM plugin to manage a project hierarchy that contains a
number of subprojects. One of the steps that the plugin takes is to find where
certain objects are being used and in particular it looks for the usage of the
subprojects. However, the plugin is using the wrong form of the 'ccm finduse'
command as the following excerpt from the log illustrates:

[workspace] $ ccm query -u -f %displayname "cvtype='project' and is_member_of
('Server,intc_nsk_09.2')"
bu,intc_nsk_09.2
fn,intc_nsk_09.2
if,intc_nsk_09.2
metadh,intc_nsk_09.2
sis_x,intc_nsk_09.2
stlport,intc_nsk_09.2
system,intc_nsk_09.2
xml4c_x,nsk_1.01_20061013

[workspace] $ ccm delim
,

[workspace] $ ccm finduse system,intc_nsk_09.2
Referenced object version could not be identified: 'system,intc_nsk_09.2'
Warning: Could not identify object 'system,intc_nsk_09.2'

[workspace] $ ccm finduse stlport,intc_nsk_09.2
Referenced object version could not be identified: 'stlport,intc_nsk_09.2'
Warning: Could not identify object 'stlport,intc_nsk_09.2'

......

When using the ccm finduse command for a project the option '-p' must be
included before the project spec. The form that the plugin currently uses only
works for non-project objects.

It is not clear to me exactly why the plugin is doing the finduse command,
other than to display where newly included objects are being used, so the fact
that the command is failing in this case may not really matter. However, it is
not correct.

Best wishes

Stuart Barry