> Yes, the "tip" is the most recent checkin, which often differs from the
> "trunk" (which is a branch). If that bothers you, tou can edit the Files menu
> link in the Admin pages and force it to point to /dir?ci=trunk.
>
> Admin ==> Header
>
> Look for something like:
>
> if {[hascap oh]} {
> html "<a href='$home/dir?ci=tip'>Files</a>\n"
> }
Thank you. However, the "trunk" link looks the same - many files are "gone".
When I press the "All" link I see the old files.
It appears that Fossil interpreted the incremental import as a "fresh" import
rather than a set of "deltas" (hope I am describing this in a way that can be
understood) Indeed, when I click "All" and click on one of the old files, I
see "Deleted by [latest check-in]" In the git repository, the file is still
there.
Also, any idea on why the files that "survived" the check in appear as file
creations rather than small changes?
Thanks again!
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