Re: [fossil-users] [Q] Possibility to use SQlite Feature "Append VFS" with fossil?

On 5/12/18, Chris Drexler wrote: > > OR (my use case now) I can provide one executable on that they start > locally > on their computer and point their web-browser to the localhost url. BAM > documentation including version information. no handling of individual > files >

Re: [fossil-users] [Q] Possibility to use SQlite Feature "Append VFS" with fossil?

On Sat, May 12, 2018 at 5:35 PM, Chris Drexler wrote: > Does this make sense? At least from a workflow perspective? > Personally, i don't think so ;), but i tend to be admittedly pessimistic when it comes to "oddball setups". How do you expect to sync changes with such

Re: [fossil-users] [Q] Possibility to use SQlite Feature "Append VFS" with fossil?

Hi, you are perfectly right with your assessment, I had other/additional use cases in mind targeting more non-developers. Just to explain: e.g. developer/technical people are doing an analysis and generate code as well as results. With fossil that's easy to keep together and the (mostly, in my

Re: [fossil-users] [Q] Possibility to use SQlite Feature "Append VFS" with fossil?

On Sat, May 12, 2018 at 1:51 PM, Chris Drexler wrote: > Thoughts? If someone could hint me at the right place within the > fossil code I could also try to provide an implementation. > IMO: every clone would not have that feature, so it would seem (to me) to be of

[fossil-users] [Q] Possibility to use SQlite Feature "Append VFS" with fossil?

Hi List, IMHO it would be great to have the append VFS available from Fossil so that I could create a single-file self-contained  repository with the repo being attached to the fossil executable itself As such I could copy exactly one file and have everything in there: * all files packed

[fossil-users] Patch to fix leftover SHM and WAL files

I have now had access to a fully equipped FreeBSD machine, and was able to do more investigation. I found that the patch appended to this message fixes the problem with the leftover SHM and WAL files. They are seen each time an unversioned file is accessed over the /uv web interface, with an