On 31/08/10 17:10, P.Marek wrote: > Hello Gunnar! > >> But the work begins if files needs to be sorted out because of >> privacy or bloating the repo etc. I think fsvs behavior can, because of its >> clueness and different use case, be different in that area. Comparing to svn >> the >> fsvs ignore list is also more centric then some sporadic propsets containing >> ignore rules. > >> I am also more for an option that changes the behaviour of "fsvs ignore". > "fsvs ignore" is the wrong place - that's for editing the patterns. > >> What about something like "sync-with-ignore" defaulting to false? Would it be >> necessary or even suffice to run a "sync-repos"? > As an option which is used on "commit" it's ok.
For files that are already in version control the "fsvs commit" is for sure a good place. But what about the files that weren't commited yet und you want to get rid from "fsvs st"? My intention is to trigger the add/unversion operations somehow when the ignore list is changed via "fsvs ignore load/prepend/append/at=". Where do you think the storm breaks loose in the teacup? > > "sync-repos" is of course not needed - only the filenames have to be checked > against the > filelist, and get added/unversioned as necessary. > > Or it could be used with "add" or "unversion" ... > > > I'm sorry, I seem to have caused confusion with my remark about "sync-repos". > I meant that there's already a command starting with the letters "sync", and > because > FSVS accepts abbreviations a new command like "sync-with-ignore" could wreck > somebody > trying to use "sync-repos". > (Although, with one more thought, someone who does "sync-repos" must not care > about his > WC list anyway.) Sorry, to mix-up things with that question. I did a quick test for myself now and resulting did not care about ignore list changes. Best, Gunnar > > > Regards, > > Phil > ------------------------------------------------------ http://fsvs.tigris.org/ds/viewMessage.do?dsForumId=3923&dsMessageId=2653740 To unsubscribe from this discussion, e-mail: [[email protected]].
