On 6/28/2013 1:58 PM, P.Marek wrote: >> # cd / >> # fsvs ignore ./reports >> (works fine) > And was that written into the correct "Ign" file? >
Yes > >> # fsvs unversion ./reports >> Using unversion on the working copy root doesn't make sense. >> >> How do I go about turning off the /reports URL being stored into the >> primary repository? > Hmmm, I guess the easiest way is to find out the MD5 hash of /reports (eg. > via "fsvs > info /reports"), and rename the config directory away. That's basically the approach that I had to take. I killed off the /etc/fsvs/md5-hash folder that matched /reports, then did the unversion, then redid my urls command to relink /reports to the proper repository URL. Moving it out of the way via rename, then moving it back would have saved me some work (if I had a bunch of ignores). > Or, it might work to "add" and "unversion" a different file in the same > commandline, so > that FSVS only finds / as common WC. Or maybe a way to specific the "name" of the URL that I'm trying to work with? When I look at: # fsvs urls dump name:,prio:0,target:HEAD,ro:0,svn+ssh://svn.example.com/sys-systemname I see a "name" attribute there. So maybe the unversion step could be written as (assuming that / is named "base"): # fsvs unversion name:base ./reports (I can't find where I ran across the concept that different working copies could have "names".) ------------------------------------------------------ http://fsvs.tigris.org/ds/viewMessage.do?dsForumId=3928&dsMessageId=3059417 To unsubscribe from this discussion, e-mail: [[email protected]].
