Um... This is just utterly failing for me. When I type "fsl" I get
bizarre messages.
Here's the repo information I've got:
$ fossil timeline
=== 2012-03-28 ===
20:23:06 [f005e8a101] *CURRENT* Removed mention of dbinit from help as it
isn't needed any more (user: mrwellan tags: trunk)
20:22:08 [75f4d3f79c] Added mention of pass-thru of fossil commands in the
help (user: mrwellan tags: trunk)
19:44:16 [048bd4bc30] Added FOSSILEXE variable to allow overriding of where
fossil comes from, set sqlite3 to default to version found on path,
added alias for ls to list (user: mrwellan tags: trunk)
=== 2012-03-27 ===
16:56:59 [8eb9dd6b23] Fixed broken initialization (user: mrwellan tags:
trunk)
=== 2012-03-23 ===
18:23:06 [111abefc7c] Added primitive pre and post hooks to repo create and
get. Added support for .fslcustom in the same dir as fsl (user:
mrwellan tags: trunk)
17:18:27 [5aa3c15c17] Added some hard coding to force find sqlite3 in
/usr/bin
if it exists (user: mrwellan tags: trunk)
=== 2012-02-23 ===
18:58:13 [fe9b4b1aa4] Changes to wiki page [fsl wrapper] (user: mrwellan)
18:50:27 [a9bee7027c] Changes to wiki page [Implemented work-arounds and
fixes] (user: mrwellan)
18:49:14 [b1f768ed47] Changes to wiki page [Implemented work-arounds and
fixes] (user: mrwellan)
Here's what happens when I try to use it:
$ fsl
Usage: /usr/local/bin/fossil COMMAND ...
or: /usr/local/bin/fossil help -- for a list of common commands
or: /usr/local/bin/fossil help COMMMAND -- for help with the named
command
or: /usr/local/bin/fossil commands -- for a list of all commands
$ fsl commands
/usr/local/bin/fossil: /usr/local/bin/fossil: unknown command: commands
/usr/local/bin/fossil: use "help" for more information
So what you're reporting for the UI is ... not what I'm seeing.
On 29 March 2012 04:26, Matt Welland <estifo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The fsl convienence wrapper has had a few updates and seems to be working
> pretty well for us. I'm announcing it (again) to the fossil list perchance
> it is of use to anyone else.
>
> Features:
>
> 1. "areas". Store your fossils in different directories, e.g. public,
> private, customera, etc. List the areas or fossils in each area. Our team
> is working with nearly 100 different fossils (and growing every day) over
> four or five "areas" so for us this is really helpful.
>
> 2. Eased creation and getting of repos, e.g.: "fsl repo get public
> scripts", this hides the clone/open cycle from users which makes ramping up
> on fossil much easier.
>
> 3. Simple, override-able set up actions, we use this to set the default
> "areas" for users and to set allow-symlinks in the global settings.
> Symlinks are a particularly troublesome issue for us and we need repos and
> users to always default to allow-symlinks.
>
> 4. Simple but very limited "hooks"
>
> 5. Misc tweaks; tweak timeline output to be Unix scriptaholic friendly, -f
> (force) for mv, hierarchical move that works like Unix
>
> "fsl" is just a simple bash script which should work on most Unixes with
> little to no install effort. It might work on Cygwin but I've not tested it.
>
> You can get it at: http://chiselapp.com/user/kiatoa/repository/fsl
>
> > fsl repo help
> The fsl convienence wrapper.
> Copyright (C) 2012 Matthew Welland, License GPL 2.0
> Usage: fsl repo cmd args
> Or: fsl <fossil commands>
>
> where repo cmd is one of
> ls
> ls <area>
> get <area> <reponame>
> addarea <areaname> <path>
> droparea <areaname>
> create <areaname> <reponame> [-template templatename]
> import <areaname> <reponame> <fossilfile>
>
> Also available, move with Unix semantics:
> fsl mv src1 [src2 ...] targ
>
> Move with -f also does corresponding Unix mv
> fsl mv -f src1 [src2 ...] targ
>
> Note: timeline and leaves output is de-wrapped
>
> More at: http://chiselapp.com/user/kiatoa/repository/fsl
>
>
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