Hello, This is more of an question than a bug report:-)
Currently it's not possible to do: $ mtn commit -m "" mtn: beginning commit on branch 'test' mtn: misuse: log message rejected: empty messages aren't allowed But it's possible to do: $ mtn commit -m " " mtn: beginning commit on branch 'test' mtn: committed revision 7ee27ff3e659d674a8008c4b7db814fcbac3968c Now I guess that in the case you enter the commit message in the text editor this is a protection mechanism (which I find very usefull). But when doing it form the command line I can only assume that you folks don't like empty commit messages. If that is the case I think that the second example should fail too (only white space in commit message). P.S. This was for testing my previously reported bug, I don't do this IRL:-) BR, Johan _______________________________________________ Monotone-devel mailing list Monotone-devel@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/monotone-devel
