Whatever the problem is, it is affecting the rss feed as well. My hda-sch patch was added today:

changeset: 5794:9c896b0ea558 user: tiwai date: Wed Jan 30 08:13:55 2008 +0100 summary: HDA-Intel - Add support for Intel SCH

But has failed to show up on my RSS feed reader (updated every 30 minutes). My hg pull uses http://hg.alsa-project.org/alsa-kernel and the RSS feed is http://hg.alsa-project.org/alsa-kernel?cl=tip;style=rss

Tobin

On Thu, 2008-01-31 at 11:33 +1300, Eliot Blennerhassett wrote:

Hi Takashi,

Wierd, I can see your checkin in a browser at http://hg.alsa-project.org/alsa-driver/

14 hours ago: asihpi version 3.09.09 changeset 3506: e600ecb8fbd7 tag: tip author: tiwai

Also I see it in a clean clone of the repo.

but hg pull on my original repo still gets nothing same as before, head is out of date - details: eliot@zaphod:~/src/alsahg/alsa-driver$ hg -v --debug heads changeset: 3507:86adcd0d6d849d5f8d41448d3cd4d1a8660d6214 tag: tip description: Added tag v1.0.16rc2 for changeset 1dc44ca35555

Tracing (strace) further I see that Hg queries the repository like this http://hg.alsa-project.org/alsa-driver/?cmd=heads and gets back 86adcd0d6d849d5f8d41448d3cd4d1a8660d6214 So the remote repo is telling me that my local is up to date, even though the web interface shows more recent tip.

Very wierd...

Anyone else see this or shed any light on it?

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Hi Jaroslav,

On Thursday 31 January 2008 20:34:10 Jaroslav Kysela wrote:

I get e600ecb8fbd75433610a8c5cdc6335c939940302 here. Do you have a HTTP cache or proxy server between our server and your side?

No. (Well, not AFAIK anyway)

I have been away for a few days... Today my "hg pull -u" brings me up to date with hg head as seen via the web interface. I.e. its OK again now.

However, that head is over 30 hours old, I will be interested to see what happens after the next checkin.

regards

-- Eliot Blennerhassett www.audioscience.com