A while back I created a new repository for a project I
ressurected. Checked it after creating with the fossil ui that
all files included and such. Everything OK.
My project contains many folders and a couple hundred files for
a multi processor embedded application. Been working on the
program for a while. I tried to do a commit as I have not done
so in a while and I am getting ready to do some major work on my
program.
Issued the fossil commit command.
A bunch of file names scrolled up the screen then got the message:
aborting due to prior errors
Launching the fossil UI shows only my initial commit from a
while back in the timeline.
At a loss as to what to check or how to proceed. Should I delete
the repository and recreate it? Is there an operation I can run
to find out what error it is referencing?
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Scott Doctor
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