Congrats to Matthew on getting a short page-leader write-up of
DisTract in LWN this week! It'll be interesting to see the
discussion:
http://lwn.net/Articles/231009/
(Behind a paywall until next Thursday -- if you're not a LWN
subscriber, you can also get it for free at:
Derek Scherger schrieb:
The amount of interest is encouraging though, and considering that
apparently everyone who uses inventory has experienced the problems with
the old format and wants to see it fixed maybe we should actually do
something about it. ;)
Yay, lets do it!
Wrt the new
Hi!
OS: Windows XP SP2
If use curillic file name recursive addition is used does not work.
If to specify a full path to a file then it it is added.
If there is a cyrillic name of the directory that it in general it is
impossible to add in workspace.
Under Linux all works normally
Hi Folks
I'd like a way to tell monotone that 'next time I commit please use this
branch instead of the branch your current revision comes from'. The
request is based on observing people I work with continually commit to
the 'wrong' branch.
I think this can be achieved by updating _MTN/options
Daniel THOMPSON schrieb:
I'd like a way to tell monotone that 'next time I commit please use this
branch instead of the branch your current revision comes from'. The
request is based on observing people I work with continually commit to
the 'wrong' branch.
Since I've did a similar fubar on the
Ken MacDonald schrieb:
Apologies if this is a repeat, but after sending it yesterday, I never
received an email from monotone-devel, so I suspect it may have fallen
through the cracks somewhere. Anyway, still looking for the following
info, as we're pretty well dead in the water as far as using
Stephen Leake [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I can help with the tests and documentation.
I've taken a first stab at updating
tests/automate_inventory/__driver__.lua, and adding some comments in
automate.cc.
As an aside, I found the lua test framework quite nice, once I figured
out how to run it on
Thank you, Thomas!
Most helpful; I'm now able to basically sync the two db's on my
computer to each other; haven't tried any complex sync exclude
patterns or anything, but this was a huge help.
It would be nice if some of the documentation had some of this info
for Windows, either as a separate
Bruce Stephens spake unto us the following wisdom:
Paul Crowley [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The big win is really having version control at all. Treating each
bug as a collaboratively edited document is just the Right Thing; it
means that history and merging are correctly handled, reducing
Ken MacDonald schrieb:
Thank you, Thomas!
Most helpful; I'm now able to basically sync the two db's on my
computer to each other; haven't tried any complex sync exclude
patterns or anything, but this was a huge help.
Cool!
It would be nice if some of the documentation had some of this info
Stephen Leake schrieb:
Stephen Leake [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I can help with the tests and documentation.
I've taken a first stab at updating
tests/automate_inventory/__driver__.lua, and adding some comments in
automate.cc.
Wow... you've been busy! You might want to provide a patch for
Well, the thing is that Windows users in general have no real knowledge
what a home directory is and where it is located at all.
Probably from the day when these boxes only ran MS-DOS; who needed a
home dir if you only have 1 user?
But monotone apparently figures it out for you on the fly. The
Thomas Keller [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Stephen Leake schrieb:
Stephen Leake [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I can help with the tests and documentation.
I've taken a first stab at updating
tests/automate_inventory/__driver__.lua, and adding some comments in
automate.cc.
Wow... you've been
On Thu, Apr 26, 2007 at 08:43:19PM -0400, Stephen Leake wrote:
I don't have access to venge.net. I'm looking into other server
options. I'll post a patch if that takes to long.
Don't have time to follow this discussion in detail, but just send me
a pubkey if you want write access to
On Thu, Apr 26, 2007 at 06:13:45PM -0400, Ken MacDonald wrote:
Well, the thing is that Windows users in general have no real knowledge
what a home directory is and where it is located at all.
Probably from the day when these boxes only ran MS-DOS; who needed a
home dir if you only have 1
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