Re: [SlimDevices: Beta] Running latest code from github.com without thegit overhead

2013-09-12 Thread gharris999
can you post a git_ignore file that shows examples of ignoring specific arches? gharris999's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=115 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=9966

Re: [SlimDevices: Beta] Smallest LMS annoyance of all time

2013-09-12 Thread CatBus
JJZolx wrote: > I'm embarrassed to admit that this annoys me, but is there anyway to > keep from creating an empty perfmon.log file in the logs directory any > time LMS is run? Well, you could try creating a perfmon.log directory in the logs directory... but that's probably not the sort of solut

[SlimDevices: Beta] Smallest LMS annoyance of all time

2013-09-12 Thread JJZolx
I'm embarrassed to admit that this annoys me, but is there anyway to keep from creating an empty perfmon.log file in the logs directory any time LMS is run? JJZolx's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=

Re: [SlimDevices: Beta] Running latest code from github.com without thegit overhead

2013-09-12 Thread JJZolx
mherger wrote: > > After purging Bin and CPAN\arch, my checkout is 417 MB. The > > .svn\pristine directory accounts for 351 MB of this. Does anyone know > if > > this directory is necessary for doing future svn updates? > > Heh... I've never seen this. And I just figured out why: I'm still using

Re: [SlimDevices: Beta] Running latest code from github.com without thegit overhead

2013-09-12 Thread Roland0
gregklanderman wrote: > you should use 'svn update --set-depth exclude ' rather > than 'svn delete'. the former simply prunes your working view, the > latter actually makes a local change to remove those directories. > For git, one can use git rm -r after the initial checkout. Combined with g

Re: [SlimDevices: Beta] Running latest code from github.com without thegit overhead

2013-09-12 Thread Greg Klanderman
you should use 'svn update --set-depth exclude ' rather than 'svn delete'. the former simply prunes your working view, the latter actually makes a local change to remove those directories. greg > On September 12, 2013 JJZolx > wrote: > Thanks for bringing to our attention. > With Tor