On 3/29/2017 2:36 PM, Richard Hipp wrote:
The default formatting for comments is Wiki markup. You can change
this for each repo using the Admin/Timeline menu.
I ran a "fossil ui"
First I went to admin->timeline and checked "allow block markup"
I went to wiki->Formatting rules->Markdown wiki.
Using that info, I created a commit msg for a dummy file. When I go to
the timeline and files views, the only formatting I see is for
paragraphs. There is no bold, italic, bullet lists. No indented
paragraphs. It did honor <br> tho.
Where are the rules and syntax for this "block markup"?
I've used RCS in the past for my personal projects. I'm used to making a
simple list of the changes for a particular file and then doing a 'ci'
for that file. When I reached a point where I considered the project
"done" for the time being, I tagged all the files with an ID. Or, if I
did not care, I'd just leave the ,v files as is and do a 'co *,v' when I
wanted to do a build. Actually, gmake did that for me.
I've not used another scm (not quite true, I'm sure I used one when I
was still working but I couldn't tell which one; git, cvs, etc. were not
invented yet I think). Perhaps my "rcs" thinking is obsolete.
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