Hi list, It's about this warning when using versionable settings when it override non-versionable setting. I understand the utility of it when overriding a local non-versionable setting. But it also give the same warning when overriding a global setting. Is it really necessary ? There's no such warning when a local setting (non-versionable) override the global setting, so why we have when a versionable setting does ?
I know there's the .no-warn thing, but I just found this warning a bit excessive. For my self, I would not put warning at all, but just specify on the "fossil set" output (versionable) beside the setting like the way it show (global) when the setting is global. It's like, since I have a global setting for ignore-glob, I have to create this ignore-glob.no-warn in all my repo where I use versionnable setting. And anyway, it's not reasonnable to ask me to unset my global setting, which have good chance to be used by other repository which doesn't have specific needs. Am I the only one who think like that ? Regards -- Martin G. _______________________________________________ fossil-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.fossil-scm.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/fossil-users
