Hi all, I'm doing this in Linux, with Hg Version 3.9.1 and I do all of the work in the command line.
Lets say in my repository, I have two directories, "foo" and "bar". "foo" has a directory called "stuff" and inside of "stuff" is a text file "morestuff.txt". Something like this: repo/foo/stuff/morestuff.txt + /bar I copied the directory "stuff" (with "morestuff.txt") into "bar" via command line. I was fully expecting to see "morestuff.txt" displayed as an unknown file after running hg status. However, nothing was displayed at all! This was weird. And every time I delete this and re-didi it, same result (initially thought that I mis-typed and messed up something much much earlier.) Odd... so I made a small experiment. I named a the directory inside of "bar" "blah" and copied "morestuff.txt" into "blah", so it would look like this: repo/bar/blah/morestuff.txt Now, when I run hg status, Mercurial clearly marks "morestuff.txt" as an unknown file. Why is this? In the entire repository, am I not allowed to have directories of the same name even if they are part of the filesystem at different points? This was very bizarre.
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