On Fri, Oct 31, 2014 at 8:17 AM, Stephan Beal sgb...@googlemail.com wrote:
+ char zValue[4] = {0,0,0,0};
+ int i;
+ snprintf(zValue, sizeof(zValue), %s, blob_str(content));
Minor nitpick: snprintf() is not c89. i would recommend using another blob
for zValue, and
Since you all are looking at symlinks someone reported to me that there are
problems when a symlink is replaced with a directory or vice versa. Here is
the script that he generated to illustrate the issue:
## Create repo and initial population
fossil init bare.repo
mkdir link_target_dir
touch
Richard Hipp wrote:
sqlite3_snprintf() is guaranteed to be available. Note, though, that the
first two parameters are reversed. :-\
Well, I only really want to copy up to 3 bytes, so we can keep it
simple, stupid and just not make a function call. The revised patch is
below.
But in
Another iteration. We need to add an extra byte in case the true
value is the string true. I've re-expressed the loop as a 'for' loop
while I was at it.
Sorry for the spam. Again, please treat the below with caution until
I have (or someone else has) a chance to exercise it better.
Index:
Even when I have the versionable 'allow-symlinks' setting on, 'fossil open'
initially creates symlinks as regular files (as if
.fossil-settings/allow-symlinks did not exist or were set to 'off').
I have to first delete the symlink files and then run 'fossil update'
in order for the setting to
Excellent! I reported on the bug here some time ago, but didn't
provide a fix. I hope this gets into trunk soon.
../Dave
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