> So, if everything goes according to plan, I think I could do this
> indefinitely without ever needing to push, pull or sync to a Master
> Repository ? Is this valid and reasonable, or am I missing something
> important here ? Artur Shepilko suggested having Master Repositories on my
> Home PC
The download page contains a link to the following page
http://www.hwaci.com/fossil_download_checksums.html
that contains checksums for some of the files available for download.
Unfortunately, those checksums do not cover the current versions listed
on the download page.
Can the checksum list
Hi Martin,
One disadvantage of copying repositories between the thumb drive and
your client's PC is that there's a risk of accidentally overwriting a
newer repository with an older one. Unlikely, of course, but if it did
happen, you'd permanently lose data.
Another drawback is that if you
Hi again,
A number of people have replied to my questions about using Fossil SCM with
Master Repositories held on a Flash Drive. Thank you all for your input. I
have been experimenting further with Fossil, and have decided on a plan that I
think should work, but I am still am bit confused
On 1/30/17, Martin Irvine wrote:
>
> I am still a bit confused about the pros and cons of cloning
> and syncing Fossil repositories vs simply copying the repository files on
> and off of the Flash Drive.
I don't think you need to mess with clone, push, or pull.
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