Jiri Sasek wrote:
> Hi Brian,
>
> IMHO your "fix" will make life more complicated... at least mine
>
> Currently I am using .hgignore . So immediately I will customize your
> .hgignore to fit into my needs, there will be at least one modified file in
> my workspace.
>
> So could it be possible to push i.e. "hgignore" to be able to merge it with
> my customizations to ".hgignore".
>
> I am not a hg-guru so I have 2 processing questions:
>
> - is there something like a "post-clone" script which can make some
> customizations in my cloned WS?
> (i.e.: cd $hg_root ; cat hgignore ~/my.userland.hgignore > .hgignore)
>
> - or is it possible to have "^\.hgignore"-line in .hgignore ...to ignore
> the .hgignore modifications? (for commit, push, status...)
That's not what .hgignore is used for -- it's used to determine what files
shouldn't be tracked if they're not already. It's mostly useful when you
"hg add" without a specific file as an argument, or in the output of "hg
status". It won't make a difference for commit or push, since they've
already been added at that point (it doesn't act, for instance, to populate
-X arguments to commit).
That said, it would conflict with any .hgignore file you already have. You
can add to it by specifying in your ~/.hgrc, or in your workspace's
.hg/hgrc:
[ui]
ignore = myignorefile
Danek
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