On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 6:25 PM, D. Richard Hipp <[email protected]> wrote:
> Why not just add a line of output to "info"? That would, IMO, be the logical place for it. > Other options: "fossil sync-url", "fossil master", "fossil elder", > "fossil remote", "fossil remote-url". > > One reason to have a separate command is so that you can change or > remove the default remote-host. How about: > > fossil remote-url # Display the currently saved > URL (suppressing the password, of course) > fossil remote-url URL # Change the currently saved URL > without doing a sync, push, or pull > fossil remote-url off # Remove the currently saved URL If it is done this way, would it make sense to tie it in as a new setting? e.g. fossil set remote-url # show fossil set remote-url URL # set fossil unset remote-url # remove :-? Are there potential evil side-effects of doing this? If a user does "unset remote-url", is that effectively the same as making the current checkout a non-fossil tree (e.g. similar to "fossil close")? The ability to set an arbitrary URL sounds dangerous to me. i could re-point my arbitrary repo at another arbitrary repo, do a "pull" and then... well, i have no idea what *should* happen then, actually. -- ----- stephan beal http://wanderinghorse.net/home/stephan/
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