See http://www.fossil-scm.org/fossil/ci/2582ecf2ed
A helpful hint (which applies to more than just the "zip" command):
In most places where a "version" or "check-in" name is request, you
can substitute a branch name or a tag and it will use the most recent
check-in on that branch or the most recent check-in with the given
tag. So for example, we tag certain check-ins in Fossil with
"release" to indicate that they are check-ins that are officially
released. To generate a ZIP archive of the most recent release:
fossil zip release output.zip
If you have a separate branch named "experimental", you can get the
most recent check-in of that branch using:
fossil zip experimental output.zip
You can also substitute an ISO8601 date and time to get the most
recent check-in prior to the specified date:
fossil zip "2009-11-05 18:00:00" output.zip
If you want the most recent version of a branch prior to a date, put
the branch name first followed by the date, and separated by a colon:
fossil zip "experimental:2009-11-05 18:00:00" output.zip
All of these forms apply to most commands. For example:
fossil update "experimental:2009-11-05 18:00:00"
fossil merge trunk
fossil open repo.fossil in-test
All of the above forms also apply to URLs. So, for example, to see
what the Fossil website looked like on trunk branch on July 4, 2009:
http://www.fossil-scm.org/fossil/doc/trunk:2009-07-04/www/
index.wiki
Or to get the details of the check-in that is the latest release:
http://www.fossil-scm.org/fossil/info/release
And so forth.... Yes, you're right: I need to document this
someplace....
D. Richard Hipp
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