On Thu, Nov 06, 2008 at 05:42:58PM +0000, Stacey Jonathan Marshall wrote: > Might you have specifically mentioned that file by name? > > try 'hg commit usr/.../sab.h usr/.../ip_sadb.c'
kebe(~)[0]% cd ws/bugfixes/usr/src/uts/common/inet/ kebe(common/inet)[0]% hg commit sadb.h abort: file sadb.h not tracked! kebe(common/inet)[255]% cd ip kebe(inet/ip)[0]% hg commit ip_sadb.c abort: file ip_sadb.c not tracked! kebe(inet/ip)[255]% hg commit sadb.c nothing changed kebe(inet/ip)[0]% hg commit ip.c nothing changed kebe(inet/ip)[0]% I picked ip.c also as an example of nothing-changed, and notice that it's tracked!!! > 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. That seems to do the trick! Thanks! > Playing around in a repo with .hgignore as above here sure does cause some > confusion. So should I lose the .hgignore permanently? Dan
