I have the same problem and it is strange (IMHO a bug) that fossil can detect
such changes, but cant resolve them at all. Recently in one of my project I
have massive replacements of files with symlinks. Now I have many broken
chekins in the repository.
I hope this bug will be fixed ASAP.
Re
On Feb 27, 2018, at 2:42 PM, Svyatoslav Mishyn
wrote:
>
> So, if I want at some point to replace file by a symlink,
> first need to remove that file, commit changes,
> and only then add a symlink, right?
I did just that for a file here just days ago using the 2.5 release version.
I’ve had no
Hi,
it seems that when `allow-symlinks` option is enabled,
file which was already added cannot be overwritten by a symlink,
see a test.
mkdir test && cd test
fossil init .fossil && fossil open .fossil
fossil set allow-symlinks 0
cp ~/.ssh/default.pub . && fossil add default.pub && fossil ci -m
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