It seems rather odd to me (and some other folks on this list I believe) that, when run from within a subdirectory of the workspace, the ls commands list paths relative to the workspace root, rather than relative to the current directory.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/monotone/inventory/win32 $ pwd /home/derek/monotone/inventory/win32 [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/monotone/inventory/win32 $ mtn ls known . win32/README win32 win32/read_password.cc win32/get_system_flavour.cc win32/process.cc win32/monotone.iss win32/terminal.cc win32/inodeprint.cc win32/fs.cc win32/make_io_binary.cc win32/os_strerror.cc win32/modpath.iss I'd be happy to change the various ls commands to print $PWD relative paths rather than workspace relative paths, if there's some general consensus that this would be a Good Thing. Any opinions? see also http://venge.net/monotone/wiki/RelativePathnames Cheers, Derek _______________________________________________ Monotone-devel mailing list Monotone-devel@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/monotone-devel
