On Oct 24, 2009, at 10:57 AM, Nick B wrote:
> I have a number of modified files but I would like to commit only a
> few files in a single subdirectory.
>
> Typing "fossil changes" returns
> <snip list of EDITED files>
> MISSING brightside/images/bg.gif
> EDITED brightside/images/headerbg.gif
> EDITED brightside/images/tableft.gif
> EDITED brightside/images/tabright.gif
>
> In the parent directory if I enter:
> "fossil commit images" or "fossil commit images/" returns
> "fossil: fossil knows nothing about: images/"
>
> Similarly if I use:
>
> "fossil commit images/*" returns
> "fossil: fossil knows nothing about: images/bg.gif.old"
>
> In this case the file bg.gif.old can be safely ignored as I only want
> to commit edited files.
>
> What command do I use to commit the subdirectory images?
There is no command to commit a subdirectory. You can commit
individual files by naming them on the commit command-line, but there
is no shorthand for specifying all the files in a subdirectory.
In your case, it might work to do:
fossil commit images/*.gif
since the .gif suffix will omit the .old file. But there is no
general solution at this time.
You are welcomed to contribute one :-)
>
> Thanks
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D. Richard Hipp
d...@hwaci.com
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