Hello, some of the bigger source-projects here consist of multiple applications, docs, and so on. Up to now I have used 1 repo per project (that is, all trees of all applications + docs + whatever into the same repo).
I wonder if most of you do it like this as well, or have a finer granularity, with perhaps multiple repos with each having only 1 source-tree belonging to 1 application, or only docs, or only reference-material, and so on. The reason I ask now, is that when doing recursive diff between 2 tags/revisions of an application (say an older one and the current one, checked out on disk already), I checkout the older one in a temporary dir, run the diff of choice, do whatever I want to do, and dthen iscard the checkout of the old revision. Is there a better way to do this..? Alternately, when diff'ing in the fossil web-UI by clicking/selecting the old checkin first, then the head, is there a way to only show Modified files? Michai _______________________________________________ fossil-users mailing list fossil-users@lists.fossil-scm.org http://lists.fossil-scm.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/fossil-users
