[Jean Jordaan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Thu, 10 Nov 2005 11:32:51 +0200]: > When working on the commandline, _darcs butts in every time I use ...
I think I read somewhere that it is recommended to only have _darcs and subdirectories in the top-level directory. Certainly this makes it easier to pull different and unrelated things into a single repo. In my experience it also helps with things like find etc. as you can just give the subdirectory as the starting directory. For me the usual contents of the top level directory has turned out to be one of the following: - _darcs/, one or (rarely) more subdirectories. In the rare case where there are several subdirectories, they are usually almost completely independent, and most of the time I will use different repos instead. - _darcs as well as any number of regular files. This is a good way to work when you are basically just keeping around a number of notes and there is no need for any further structure. In that case anything that only operates on files and doesn't recurse won't be affected by _darcs at all. In addition I often have a naming convention that all file names start with the date, so 2* is also a simple way of excluding _darcs in my case. (What a shame if darcs had been born last century!). HTH, Albert. _______________________________________________ darcs-users mailing list [email protected] http://www.abridgegame.org/mailman/listinfo/darcs-users
