Hello Maurice!

> On Wed, Jul 16, 2008 at 07:17:07AM +0200, Philipp Marek wrote:
>> >   An error occurred: No such file or directory (2) in waa__init: stat()
>> >   of waa-path '/.fsvs/waa' failed. Does your local storage area exist?
>> >
>> > because it uses the CONF and WAA directories before it prefixes them
>> > with the SOFTROOT.
>> And if you set FSVS_CONF=$FSVS_SOFTROOT/.fsvs FSVS_WAA=$FSVS_CONF/waa,
>> how about that?
>
> Yes, that works.
Fine.


> Another related question: is it possible to selectively ignore mtime
> changes for instance? I know I can get fsvs status to do this
> indiscriminately, but I am looking for a way to tell fsvs to ignore
> mtime changes on specific directories.
>
> The reason I'd like this is that I have a directory in which a few files
> are ignored and others have been checked in.
>
> If the mtime of the directory changes as the result of changes to the
> ignored files, then I'd like fsvs to ignore these changes altogether.
When files in a directory are changed, the directory doesn't change - only if 
files are
created or removed.
It may be that your editor uses temporary files in this directory and causes 
the mtime
to change - maybe you can set that path to some other, fixed location like /tmp.

> On the other hand if files not matching the ignore pattern are added to
> that directory, I want them to show up in fsvs status, so it's not an
> option to just ignore the entire directory.
>
> If this is not currently available, I'd settle for a way to always
> ignore mtimes, because I don't use them anyway.
There's no easy way to do that *yet*.

Does it hurt that much to allow property changes on the directory to be 
committed? It
takes only a few bytes in the repository (AFAIK).
Why do you want to avoid that?

You could try using "fsvs ci -ftext" or "fsvs ci -fnew,deleted" - although you 
should be
warned: there be dragons here (still).


Otherwise you'd need a way to selectively ignore changes on entries ... Hmmm.


Regards,

Phil


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