I know that this goes against the philosophy of Fossil, and I realize
that I am entering "dirty hack" territory. Nevertheless, I am wondering
how I can remove a user that has made no commits, no ticket
updates/additions, and no wiki updates/additions whatsoever. Is it
enough to say:
delete from user where login='somebody';
The reasoning is that when I converted my old repos from SVN, the script
automatically added a user called root because I happened to be logged
in as root at the time. This user is unnecessary and I don't want it
there. I tried the above sQL and the user disappeared, but I am a bit
worried about unintentionally breaking things so I reverted back to a
repository backup. Any thoughts on this?
Kind regards,
Philip Bennefall
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