Hi guys, I'm assuming something wrong about how fossil works (WinXP)
First I made a little repository, called 'test', and then deleted the file. That repository contained, let's say files A,B and C. I thought fossil had "forgotten" about this repository in the moment I deleted the "test" file... is this assumption correct? Continuing, I tried creating a fossil repository on all my config files (going two folders up, btw). The repository name was the same (test): c:/test (has a bunch of .el files) fossil init fossil add * fossil commit -m "Initial commit" then I tried to clone cd c:/test2 fossil clone ../test/test test fossil open test Doing this, instead of seeing all my config files, it just recreated A,B and C (from the first repo that I had deleted) After a couple tries, I tried to just copy the file instead: cd c:/test2 copy ../test/test test fossil open test which then recreates the correct files. Any idea on what can be happening here? How are both operations (clone and copy) different on this case? What's up with reusing names for repositories on different folders? TIA Hugo _______________________________________________ fossil-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.fossil-scm.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/fossil-users
