2009/9/25 Jacek Cała
> Yes, but I meant "easy". As easy as "fossil add my_dir".
>
As my old mentor was so fond of saying, "if it was hard to write, it should
be hard to use!"
;)
i agree completely that the feature should exist, but i also suspect that 10
minutes after it's committed this list
Yes, but I meant "easy". As easy as "fossil add my_dir".
Jacek
2009/9/25 Stephan Beal
> 2009/9/25 Jacek Cała
>
> I noticed a kind of asymmetry between 'add' and 'rm' commands. While it is
>> possible to add directory contents to a repository I cannot find a way to
>> easily remove it.
>>
>>
2009/9/25 Jacek Cała
> I noticed a kind of asymmetry between 'add' and 'rm' commands. While it is
> possible to add directory contents to a repository I cannot find a way to
> easily remove it.
>
> > fossil add my_dir
> works fine, whereas
> > fossil rm my_dir
>
> does not. Am I missing something
D. Richard Hipp wrote:
> See: fossil test-sha1sum *
>
> Perhaps the "sha1sum" command should be promoted to a documented and
> supported command
IMHO this would be useful; however it turns out that I didn't need it to
add Fossil support for Bcfg2 (which FYI should be included in Bcfg2 1.0
Hi,
I noticed a kind of asymmetry between 'add' and 'rm' commands. While it is
possible to add directory contents to a repository I cannot find a way to
easily remove it.
> fossil add my_dir
works fine, whereas
> fossil rm my_dir
does not. Am I missing something?
Cheers,
Jacek
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yep.. on windows, i've locally modified makefile.w32 to set the file extension
to E=.exe and set a default INSTALLDIR.
I have also added "strip -s $(APPNAME)" to the install target of main.mk
i know the notes say not to edit it directly, but these changes have survived
merges with every recent
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