Without further information 1) reminds me of quick edits whereby the
timestamp (fossils "cheap" way of discovering change) may not have
chnanged ? The foolproof ("expensive") way of determining changes is
to checksum ea. file (ie: fossil changes --sha1sum)
What are the conditions that you're editing under, or is there
anything that may be advancing the timestamp outside your initial
(failed-to-commit) edits ?
-bch
On 3/27/15, j. van den hoff <veedeeh...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> hi list,
>
> I have encountered a strange behaviour (of course right now no longer
> reproducible ...).
>
> setup:
>
> -- ssh-transport, all permissions fine
> -- local clone configured to use 'autosync'
> -- locally running some variant of 1.32, remotely of 1.31 (so updated
> recently)
> -- two year old repos (so definitely created with distinctly older
> versions of fossil)
>
> now for the "ufos":
>
> 1.
> yesterday I tried `fossil ci' after some edits which led to a silent
> return to the prompt without any actions having been taken. only after 2
> further tries the editor popped up for entering the ci message and the ci
> actually proceeded (and also propated to the server as it should, given
> the `autosync' setting
>
> 2.
> today I did 2 checkins just fine (seemingly) including getting the
> autosync-related messages generated by fossil. but after the checkin the
> changes had not propagated to the remote repo. I had to do an explicit
> "push" to get the changes there.
>
> In a couple of years using fossil I have never encountered something like
> this. any ideas what might be going on here?
>
> thx/j
>
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