Hi all, (apologies if this email arrives twice)
I'm using fossil as distributed wiki (sort of a note management system). However, when adding non-wiki content (images, PDFs etc.), a checkout is required where the files are copied into and checked in, so they are available in the wiki using the /doc/tip/xxx URIs. This is fine with local copies of the repository, but is cumbersome when working on a server. Is there a way to add such content without a checkout, using some sort of "upload" inside the wiki? Ideally, you'd just have to upload the file, it is checked in and can be referenced using /doc/tip/. Any advice is welcome. I'd be happy to hack fossil a little if necessary, but am unsure if this is possible at all by design. I suppose one needs to receive the file via HTTP, add its content to the database, and update trunk to include the new file. Is this possible using the API calls alone, without a checkout? Thanks Eph _______________________________________________ fossil-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.fossil-scm.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/fossil-users
