John A Meinel wrote:
Robert Collins wrote:
...
bazaar$ baz inventory --nested -t
debian
src
src/baz
src/baz-manpage
src/hackerlab
Cheers,
Rob
Thanks, I guess I never saw the '-t' flag. It's a little bit of a pain
on really large trees, because tla crawls the whole tree before I can
start working on a subset, but it isn't terrible, and it is the
"correct" thing to do.
John
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One problem with inventory --nested -t, it doesn't detect "."
I'm not sure if there is a reason for this, but if I am crawling the
directory to find source directories (so that I can run changes/status
in them and see what has been effected) I would like it to work if I run
in a source directory.
Is there a simple workaround?
This isn't very clean:
if [ `tla escape --unescaped $(tla tree-root)` eq `pwd` ]; then
$cmd `pwd`;
fi
for d in `tla inventory --nested -t`; then
unescaped=`tla escape --unescaped $d`
$cmd $unescaped
fi
Is it a bug that inventory -t doesn't catch "."? Or is this a design
decision?
Thanks,
John
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