Doing a shun followed by a rebuild leaves fossil rep in "edited" state.



I am trying to set up a simple way to reproduce and test the problems I am 
having with a rep containing a shunned onbject.



>fossil new test

project-id: 534302c2a1beb25dbb3e69c47e13547adebe6e41

server-id:  1ac4b66aefaf79523d0746ccc94eac101399bce2

admin-user: james (initial password is "7b3fec")



>fossil new test.fsl

project-id: 920843c6ac5659e620c103febf27c732e4ac6822

server-id:  960da8971d04cb99b69a1002f2716904b53844f8

admin-user: james (initial password is "5d8840")



>fossil open test.fsl



>echo "hello world" > a.a



>echo "oops!" > b.b



>fossil add *

C:\Documents and Settings\james\My Documents\code\bin\fossil.exe: cannot add 
_FO

SSIL_

ADDED  a.a

ADDED  b.b

C:\Documents and Settings\james\My Documents\code\bin\fossil.exe: cannot add 
tes

t.fsl



>fossil ci -m "add a.a and, by mistake, b.b"

New_Version: 0b4d9fbd941f2caf21e60db08cce89c028aa443a



>fossil ui

Listening for HTTP requests on TCP port 8080

Launch webbrowser: start http://127.0.0.1:8080/

Type Ctrl-C to stop the HTTP server



[[[ At this point I use the web interface to shun b.b. I do not know how to 
do it from the command line. ]]]



^C

>fossil rebuild

  100.0% complete...



>fossil status

repository:   C:/Documents and Settings/james/My 
Documents/code/test/test.fsl

local-root:   C:/Documents and Settings/james/My Documents/code/test/

server-code:  960da8971d04cb99b69a1002f2716904b53844f8

checkout:     0b4d9fbd941f2caf21e60db08cce89c028aa443a 2011-01-11 19:46:59 
UTC

parent:       6b10f83b87f7698f1575923252a5f2b09a84ad4e 2011-01-11 19:45:54 
UTC

tags:         trunk

comment:      add a.a and, by mistake, b.b (user: james)

EDITED     b.b



[[[  It looks like fossil is expecting me to do another check in.  Could 
this be what is causing all my problems?  When I shunned the object in the 
real repo several weeks ago, I was working with the web interface on the 
repo on the server, so I did not use the command line, and would not have 
done a checkin. ]]



James





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