On Thu, Aug 18, 2016 at 4:03 PM, Warren Young <w...@etr-usa.com> wrote:
>
> I don’t argue for this to make git users happy, but instead to make Fossil
> more like Subversion, where there is no additional step required check out
> a new repository.
>
Technically, Fossil checkouts do work (almost) the same way as SVN check
outs:
svn checkout repositoryURL
fossil checkout /repository/path
But, yes, almost every time a local clone of a Fossil repository is made,
the next step is to checkout a working space. So, it would be convenient to
have an option for clone (and init) to automatically checkout a working
space. (Or maybe an option to checkout to auto-clone (or auto-init) a repo.)
But, I do many more checkouts from a local repo than I make clones, so the
extra command the first time isn't an issue for me.
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