This has nothing to do with mapped drives. You'll get not found with
any drive root -- C:\, D:\...
Fossil cuts off the trailing backslash with the result that stat() resp
lstat() returns an error = not found.
I'm not shure whether and if yes in which function(s) --
file_canonical_name(), file_isdir(), file_wd_isdir(),
file_simplify_name()... -- a
'when-on-windows-and-path-length-is-2-and-starts-with-A..Z-and-ends-with-colon-the-add-slash'
correction should be implemented.
Until your S:\-problem I didn't even think about putting a whole drive
in one repository...
-Tontyna
Am 01.03.2015 um 10:57 schrieb Milo Rambaldi:
Hi,
I'm currently trying out fossil and ran into a problem using mapped
network drives.
In most tutorials I found on the net, the command used to add files to
the repository is add . which doesn't work on a network drive:
---snip---
C:\net use s: \\sandbox\htdocs
Der Befehl wurde erfolgreich ausgeführt.
S:\fossil new d:\test.repo
project-id: b0755e4c2a55d06275cc8158d4d10cbe386ff3a7
server-id: 0bedf33b9ddbdaa06d7157ef72c6d242f904979e
admin-user: milo (initial password is **)
S:\fossil open d:\test.repo
project-name: unnamed
repository: d:\test.repo
local-root: S:/
config-db:C:/Users/milo/AppData/Local/_fossil
project-code: b0755e4c2a55d06275cc8158d4d10cbe386ff3a7
checkins: 0
S:\fossil add .
not found: S:
S:\fossil add s:\
not found: S:
S:\fossil add s:/
not found: S:
---snip---
Is there any way to do this?
Thanks,
m.
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