On Thu, Jul 24, 2008 at 04:20:21PM -0400, Richard Lowe wrote: > % hg st > M usr/src/Makefile > > % hg st -u usr/src/Makefile > M usr/src/Makefile > > % hg st -u | grep '^M' > M usr/src/Makefile > > % hg st -u > M usr/src/Makefile > ? env/debug-bfu > ? nohup.out > ? usr/src/.build.tstamp > ... thousands and thousands more lines ... > > Is this really the behaviour that people find desirable?
Those "thousands and thousands more lines" of "not tracked" files should be piped directly into the first incarnation of the main repo's .hgignore. Why is ON not using <repo>/.hgignore? Doesn't Teamware use this concept? Dean
