Hello!
> At first .. fsvs is really cool !
Thank you.
> I use it to my home and it work fine :)
Good.
> but recently I try to versioning all my disk and when I did ignore ./
> tmp commit still backup tmp :(
>
> root>fsvs commit -m "test" ./tmp
>
> that something to do before ?
First, the ignore patterns are only considered for new files; files that
are already controlled can be unversioned with "fsvs unversion".
So if you commit, and then set the ignore pattern, the files will be
tracked ... until you say otherwise.
If you specify a path for commit, this path is taken. Normally the ignore
patterns should apply; I'm not sure ATM (and can't test now) what happens
when you say
fsvs ignore ./tmp
fsvs commit -m test /tmp
That probably *would* ignore /tmp, but as you specified /tmp in the commit
it ignores the ignore, and files below don't match this pattern - as
they've got more behind.
If you say
fsvs ignore './tmp/**'
you'll get the directory /tmp in the repository (which is probably what
you want -- to get it back on restore), but everything below is ignored.
HTH
Regards,
Phil
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