On Dienstag, 26. Juni 2007 Worley, Chris B wrote:
> >> It is strange that
> >> even when "ignored" the file names show up during "commit".
> >
> >They shouldn't. Are you sure that you ignored them correctly?
>
> I'm never sure I'm doing anything correctly ;)
>
> I used both:
>
> # fsvs ignore "./roots/*/var/log/*"
> # fsvs ignore ./roots/2/var/log/*
Please note that the shell expands the "*" - so you'll have a list of
currently existing files that will get ignored, not *every* possibly existing
file in the future!
> ...and my dump looks like:
>
> # fsvs ignore dump
> ...
> ./roots/2/var/log/messages
> ...
> ./roots/*/var/log/*
>
> ...and my commit looks like:
>
> # fsvs commit -m "test"
> ...
> .mC. 13786 ./roots/2/var/log/messages
> ...
I think your problem is that they're already registered for versioning, so
they'll not be ignored anymore.
Take a look at "fsvs unversion".
> Note that I never did an "fsvs init"... the README " How is it used?"
> section didn't contain one... I didn't see the "init" command until I
> read the "USAGE".
There's no init anymore. Where did you see it?
Regards,
Phil
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