I use darcs to manage configuration files in my home directory ... there
are of course a lot of unwanted files, and I can't really include them in
my boringfile. Since I know whatsnew -l is *very* slow in this case, I
tried to run it only for small subdirectories. For instance:
cd $HOME/.vim
darcs w -l .
To my surprise, it looks like the whole file tree is searched instead of
searching for new files only in .vim. Moreover, the memory use is insane
(more than 250M).
--
Sylvain Joyeux
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