It seems as if giving multiple -C command line options make fsvs ignore
changes that it finds otherwise (i.e. with less/no -C options):

| p...@blob:~/fsvs/wc$ ls -l bar
| ls: cannot access bar: No such file or directory
| p...@blob:~/fsvs/wc$ echo abc >bar
| p...@blob:~/fsvs/wc$ fsvs commit -m "" bar
| Committing to file:///home/paul/fsvs/repo
| N...         4  bar
| committed revision      2 on 2009-12-27T23:40:41.362517Z as paul
| p...@blob:~/fsvs/wc$ echo "def" >>bar
| p...@blob:~/fsvs/wc$ fsvs status -f none,text bar
| .mC.         8  bar
| p...@blob:~/fsvs/wc$ fsvs status -f none,text -C bar
| .mC.         8  bar
| p...@blob:~/fsvs/wc$ fsvs status -f none,text -C -C bar
| p...@blob:~/fsvs/wc$ fsvs -V 
| FSVS (licensed under the GPLv3), (C) by Ph. Marek; version fsvs-1.1.16:1690
| p...@blob:~/fsvs/wc$ 

(This is the version included in Debian stable (lenny). I did not test
a more recent version yet, sorry.)

Any hints?

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