Hello Brett!
On Friday 04 August 2006 06:18 you wrote:
> Thanks again for all of your help!
>
> I have one new question as a matter of fact -- does fsvs provide any
> mechanism for doing version-controlly things like switching to an
> earlier version of config files, seeing the commit log messages, etc.?
> Or is that something that I need to do with normal svn tools?
There is a possibility to update a *complete* working copy to an earlier
version - just use "fsvs update -rREV".
Single files don't work currently; that is planned.
Seeing log messages and other "versioning" things are not planned - use you
favorite subversion repository browser.
> > There are *currently* only two ways: use a perl regular expression (with
> > $ at the end, like
> > 'tPCRE:\./etc/X11/xorg\.conf$'
> > or use a ignore pattern with a ? (a single character), like
> > ./etc/X11/xorg.conf?*
> > t./etc/X11/xorg.conf
> > Or see below.
>
> Aha, regexps, I should have thought of trying that.
They're a bit heavier; I'll add an option, probably "f", for full-match, to
force a complete match on the pattern.
> > There's a much simpler way: ignore the tree, and add the single file.
> > fsvs ignore ./opt
> > fsvs add opt/apache/conf/httpd.conf
> > Please mind these two things:
> > 1) The add path *must* currently be without "./". Bug in fsvs.
>
> OK, so I can use "add" instead of "take" patterns. I will have a try with
> that.
I'd recommend that; it's much easier than writing multiple patterns.
> I appreciate your patience!
You're welcome :-)
Regards,
Phil
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