I've been trying to puzzle this out myself, but decided someone must
know on the list.
Assume I execute the following commands (with `alias f='fossil'`).
#v+
alias f='fossil'
f init ~/FOSSIL/1.fossil
f open ~/FOSSIL/1.fossil
touch 1
f add 1
f commit -m "1"
mkdir 2
mkdir 3
cd 2
git init
touch a
touch b
touch c
git add a
git commit -m "a" a
git add b
git commit -m "b" b
git add c
git commit -m "c" c
git fast-export --all | f import --incremental --git ~/FOSSIL/1.fossil
#v-
At this point I have a single commit which was part of the original
repository, and three commits *prior* to the original repository which
were imported from git.
What I would like to do is imitate the results of the following.
Using the fossil ui command, access the timeline. Click on the first
commit imported from git. Click on edit. Replace the branch name with
"2". Click Apply Changes.
I've tried using the branch command to create a new branch, and the tag
command to tag the specified commits. But I've been unable to duplicate
the create of a new branch using the web-ui.
So, my question: What combination of commands would allow me to
duplicate that on the command line?
Regards,
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dave [ please don't CC me ]
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