On Wed, Mar 14, 2007 at 07:49:50PM +0100, Sebastian wrote:
> Making a recursive add command the default means inconsistency to me,
> leading to many 'dead files' in repositories (files accidentally added
> and thus removed again).

Note that in monotone, just "add"ing the files won't make any
permanent changes or leave any dead files, at least until you commit.
If you add a directory recursively, we print all the files scheduled
for addition: in the add output, and in "stat", and in the
message template comment for "commit".

If you see a problem at any of these stages, where you've added a file
you didn't want, you can always drop that file again before
committing, and there'll be no record of it.

--
Dan.

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