Re: [fossil-users] Beginners question

2010-09-30 Thread David tw
Thanks for all your help, the repo is correct now and I have understood my mistake. On Thu, Sep 30, 2010 at 5:36 PM, David tw wrote: > Hello all, > I have two branches of my project under fossil management, trunk and > stable. My intention being to perform new developments in trunk and to keep >

Re: [fossil-users] Beginners question

2010-09-30 Thread saulgoode
Quoting David tw : > Hello all, > I have two branches of my project under fossil management, trunk and stable. > My intention being to perform new developments in trunk and to keep stable > for releases and bug fixes. These are set up in two directories > ~/project/trunk and ~/project/stable. Thi

Re: [fossil-users] Beginners question

2010-09-30 Thread Richard Hipp
On Thu, Sep 30, 2010 at 7:40 AM, Joshua Paine wrote: > The thing that gives me pause is that fossil would not jump branches > just for fun. Perhaps you had accidentally opened trunk in your stable > directory and didn't notice? (I usually run `fossil status` before I > commit, in part to avoid suc

Re: [fossil-users] Beginners question

2010-09-30 Thread Joshua Paine
The thing that gives me pause is that fossil would not jump branches just for fun. Perhaps you had accidentally opened trunk in your stable directory and didn't notice? (I usually run `fossil status` before I commit, in part to avoid such errors.) Or else is it possible you've come from SVN, an

[fossil-users] Beginners question

2010-09-30 Thread David tw
Hello all, I have two branches of my project under fossil management, trunk and stable. My intention being to perform new developments in trunk and to keep stable for releases and bug fixes. These are set up in two directories ~/project/trunk and ~/project/stable. Whilst in directory ~/project/sta