Hi, I'm quite new to fossil and have some experience only with subversion. I've setup a little test system to check out if I can implement fossil into our workflow.
I've a windows 2003 server where I've created a repository folder and I've have all the development files in a separate folder on the same machine e:\fossil\repo <---- this is the repository folder, which contains: 13/09/2012 12:21 70,656 apptest.fossil e:\web\apptest <---- this is the development folder, which contains: 05/09/2012 13:01 46 thisisatest.txt 05/09/2012 13:01 9,216 _FOSSIL_ The server is running as a service with the following parameters: e:\fossil\fossil.exe server --port 91 e:\fossil\repo\apptest.fossil so I'm not using it as CGI on IIS or Apache, but using its own internal web server. On my client machine I've created a folder on the desktop called apptest_local and from command shell I've cloned and downloaded the repository, so far so good and I had not problem whatsoever. I've then edited the local thisisatest.txt file and commited to the server, this also has worked as expected. I've made few commitments and also simulated another user to check out how merge conflicts are handled... so all in all everything went smoothly. The web server respond with no issues from the client machine and I can clearly see the timeline with all the commits and comments etc. Problem is that once I go on the server, while the repository file is updated (check date/time above) the actual text file in the development folder is untouched and still the original version when it was created in the first place. Now I'm sure I'm doing something wrong, but what? I've tried to search in google and on the mailing list but with no success. Anybody can shed some light? Thanks Cheers
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