On 16 May 2011, at 21:42, Ben Summers wrote:
I'm getting login failed errors when attempting to clone a repo over https on
Solaris 10, but the same command and repo works fine on Mac OS X. Cloning the
repo over http from the Mac works fine. The https server is running Solaris
10 and the
Hi,
I've changed *$private_contact to $login@eht.nhs.uk in an attempt to
get the contact email automatically from the logged in user.*
td style=text-align: center;EMail:
input type=text name=private_contact
value=*$private_contact*size=30 /
/td
to
td style=text-align: center;Email:
input
Hello,
if I (say) open a repository, then delete a single file out of the
local directory, how can I get it back?
(In other words, how do I check out a single file?)
Right now I 'solve' this by using 'fossil finfo -p thefile thefile'
(in a oneliner script)
Thank you,
Michai
On Thu, May 19, 2011 at 4:10 PM, Michai Ramakers m.ramak...@gmail.comwrote:
Hello,
if I (say) open a repository, then delete a single file out of the
local directory, how can I get it back?
fossil revert thefile
(In other words, how do I check out a single file?)
Right now I 'solve'
Hello,
if I (say) open a repository, then delete a single file out of the
local directory, how can I get it back?
fossil revert thefile
thank you, can't believe I missed that :-\
Michai
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I had a seemingly normal python file checked in and when I went to view the
artifact, fossil claimed it was binary. I tracked it down to a line like this
in my source:
sys.stdout.write('^H')
Where the ^H is 0x8, the backspace character. It seems my otherwise text
looking file was marked
Now the second attempt at attaching the patch.
Bill
On Thu, May 19, 2011 at 06:45:52PM -0700, Bill Thiede wrote:
I had a seemingly normal python file checked in and when I went to view the
artifact, fossil claimed it was binary. I tracked it down to a line like this
in my source:
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