Hello,
> addition of an "auto-remove" or similar option, which would tell fossil to > automatically perform a "fossil rm" on any file missing in this manner. > This is a bit dangerous, so it should be an option which is normally 'false' > I would say this is not only a bit dangerous, but very dangerous. It is easy to run a command that will inadvertently delete files, not notice it, and do a “fossil commit”. OK, old versions are still in the repository but this is annoying. replace "no such file" with something like "It looks like the file > 'somefile' has been removed. Do you want fossil to remove it from the > repository?" (unless 'auto-remove' is selected, when it would just do that) > I would rather prefer having one message for multiple missing files, instead of N messages for N files. For example, list the missing files, and then say: “those files seem to be missing. Do you want to remove them in the current branch? don't show SQLITE messages unless the user wants to see them, since they are > more frightening than helpful for most users. It would still be useful in some user runs into an obscure bug, and normally they should not show up.
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