When I run this command, darcs hangs without producing any output:

$ darcs pull -vvv 'http://allmydata.org/source/tahoe/trunk'

The hanging may be due to networking problems like DNS
misconfiguration, but its hard to tell without feedback from darcs.
I'd like the "extremely" verbose flags to dump any operation which may
block (like acquiring a lock file or creating a tcp connection).

Thanks,
N

On Thu, Jan 10, 2008 at 05:12:52PM -0000, nathan wilcox wrote:
> When I run this command, darcs hangs without producing any output:
> 
> $ darcs pull -vvv 'http://allmydata.org/source/tahoe/trunk'
> 
> The hanging may be due to networking problems like DNS
> misconfiguration, but its hard to tell without feedback from darcs.
> I'd like the "extremely" verbose flags to dump any operation which may
> block (like acquiring a lock file or creating a tcp connection).

First off, the -vvv option has been replaced with a --debug option.
However, the --debug option also doesn't provide much feedback, so the bug
remains.  I grepped the source for mention of -vvv and couldn't find any.
Is this mentioned in the docs anywhere?

I presuming you're using the unstable version of darcs?
-- 
David Roundy
Department of Physics
Oregon State University

I'm marking this as resolved, because I added feedback (when using --debug) when
darcs downloads files.  This may not mean all possible hanging operations are
covered, but I'd prefer new bugs to be filed for operations that we don't report
in --debug mode but ought to.

Thanks for the bug report!