Dan McDonald wrote: > On Thu, Nov 06, 2008 at 05:06:04PM +0000, Stacey Jonathan Marshall wrote: > >> The last two are a couple of the ones your interested in from previous >> email. >> So whats in your ignore file: >> >> kebe(5.11-64i)$ grep -v ^\# /home/danmcd/ws/bugfixes/.hgignore >> syntax: glob >> * >> >> Eek, your telling it to ignore everything? >> > > That's what it says, but I managed to commit the sadb.c change, just not the > sadb.h or ip_sadb.c change. > > Might you have specifically mentioned that file by name?
try 'hg commit usr/.../sab.h usr/.../ip_sadb.c' >> I think that might be the issue here. >> Also, I think 'hg outgoing' only shows committed files. >> > > I couldn't even COMMIT the changes to ip_sadb.c and sadb.h. And even now: > > kebe(inet/ip)[0]% history |tail > 71 11:35 hg status > 72 11:51 cd > 73 11:59 ssh everywhere > 74 12:10 cd ws/bugfixes > 75 12:10 mv .hgignore .hgignore-NOTNOW > 76 12:10 cd usr/src/uts/common/inet/ip > 77 12:10 ls > 78 12:10 hg commit > 79 12:10 history > 80 12:10 history | tail > kebe(inet/ip)[0]% hg commit > nothing changed > With that ignore file still in place? I assume not. But then your prior 'hg list' had a question mark against it, and not an 'M' for modified so its possibly confused??? What happens when you: cp file bak hg revert file cat bak > file hg commit -m "just do it" file Where file is the file you want committed. Playing around in a repo with .hgignore as above here sure does cause some confusion. Stace
