For example, assuming a checkout tree like this:
lib/file
a/b/c/d/e/f/g/h/j/file
and while inside the j subdirectory, I want to refer to lib/file by doing
something like:
fossil tim –p /lib/file
instead of
fossil tim –p ../../../../../../../../lib/file
(and not sure if I got the number of ../ right, see the problem?)
Similar to how one uses ~ to refer to home path in Linux, although I’m
interested for this to work in Windows also.
I tried both ~ and / with no success.
(I guess / would be the obvious way to do this as it’s the checkout’s logical
root.)
Is there a way to do this?
Thanks.
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