Albert Reiner wrote:
[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 do a lot of my work in windows and this gave me some issue when I
first started switching to darcs. Of course it was a problem with CVS
as well. All my tools had to have exclusions for the .CVS or _darcs.
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.
This is exactly what I started doing. All my new stuff has a ./src/ or
a ./doc/ or ./config/ and _darcs is only in the top level.
Since I have a lot of stuff in windows just changing from _darcs to
.darcs* won't change anything. You would actually have to mark the
directory as hidden. I don't see that as really worth the effort to try
and maintain that across all platforms darcs supports.
I think a proper directory structure is a better answer. Perhaps it
should be added to the "Best Practices" on the wiki.
--
Richard A. Smith
Bitworks, Inc
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