I reliably tell what's a wiki-change artifact? The
fileformat.wiki page suggests that any artifact that looks like a wiki
page artifact is one, but I'm not clear on how this stops files in that
form committed to a repo from then popping up as wiki pages...
Thanks,
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ith a one-line summary would
be nice too, but I can't have a pony AND a unicorn ;-)
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t to you; it's
where I host my multiple open-source repos - all with a scripting system
(see https://kitten-technologies.co.uk/project/kitten-technologies for
the repo hosting THAT) that keeps them all skinned the same. And custom
CSS/navigation.
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epo stuff like the skin gets rolled out from the central
configuration by a script.
It... works! And keeps down the maintenance cost for me of a heap of
fossil repos for my crazy open-source outpourings.
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sign
ccidental zapping of the files
themselves, but I still like my cron-jobbed daily snapshot backups, as
they'll catch any uncommitted work I have!
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On 07/10/13 23:27, Joseph R. Justice wrote:
> On Mon, Sep 23, 2013 at 7:05 AM, Alaric Snell-Pym
> mailto:ala...@snell-pym.org.uk>> wrote:
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>
> I've written a backup/archival tool based on content-addressible
> storage, and a common question people ask i
controlled repository" with a "release".
I've written a backup/archival tool based on content-addressible
storage, and a common question people ask is "So why don't I just put my
home directory/entire filesystem in git, then?", and I have to raise
this aspect of
ll these NSA project names Snowden's
leaked. BULLRUN, CHEESY NAME, etc :-D
Now, how apart names for commits, too? "This bug was introduced by
commit ABSENT FRIEND TROUSERS..."
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On 14/05/13 16:11, Jan Nijtmans wrote:
I think you will like this. I do!
[snip]
Feedback appreciated!
I *love* it :-D
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ied when fossil recurs
into a subdirectory and gets its own directory listings of files.
So, should "fossil add" automatically strip (perhaps with a warning)
files passed to its command line that match the ignore-glob, unless a
"--force" is specified?
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Yep; that hides all the private branch history into the private repo,
though - what I'm talking about *looks* like that but has the history
available to everyone if you "expand" the commit by clicking on a [+] in
the web UI or some such.
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in the
timeline.
Might that be a useful approach for Fossil, too?
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n amicable manner. As much as possible
should be contributed to the original Fossil and then pulled into the
fork, but the fork can accept direct contributions that Original Fossil
won't.
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user community develops around any of them and non-contributors seem to
want to contribute stuff!
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ut as this is most useful for scripts that build on top of
fossil, perhaps the issue is more one of whether it should be exposed
via the JSON stuff (if it isn't already). Which, I gather, is accessible
from the CLI as well as via HTTP, right?
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nd revisions!
Am I missing a trick?
Should I write a patch for fossil to add "show me the revisions between
X and Y in a simple format" (including error handling for cases where
there is no direct path from X to Y!)?
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The best thing to do would be to get a tcpdump of the http traffic...
tcpdump -i lo -s 65535 -w http.pcap tcp port 8080
...should get you a file called http.pcap; "lo" is the correct -i for Linux's
localhost, use "lo0" for BSDs, or sonething else for Windows (IIRC Windows
tcpdump has an option
Relatedly (so may be easy to do at the same time, or leave hooks to do it
later), I think it might be useful to pull from a repo with a prefix added to
all tags/branches. Sort of like git remote branches, to examine some changes
without them being able to mess up your own state.
Sent from my Bl
replicated, scoped to
branches, and all that jazz.
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when trying to get an object that is
missing because it was shunned!
>
> Eric
>
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s by default, with a button
to show them; I presume this should be fairly simple.
2) A sensible UI to easily put the propogating tag in place on a given
check-in
3) Documentation thereof
>
> Kind regards,
> Remigiusz Modrzejewski
>
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I thought that was how fossil over ssh works already; on the far end fossil is
started with some undocumented private command that talks http over
stdin/stdout. you may well find your JSON work works transparently with that
mechanism too due to it being baked into the fossil http stack!
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response time, power consumption, spikes on the power lines caused by
transistor switching... and maybe even feed the same request through
again and again while bombarding the card with radiation to try and
cause random bit flips within its circuitry and seeing how this affects
the result.
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Just a thought - is there some virus-scanning software involved, that feels a
need to scan every file opened?
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On 09/13/2011 04:24 PM, Ron Wilson wrote:
> On Tue, Sep 13, 2011 at 4:30 AM, Alaric Snell-Pym
> wrote:
>> by context, but it might be worth including JSON and human-HTML versions
>> of each URL, like so:
>>
>> {
ure if "LinkType" is necessary as it'll presumably be implied
by context, but it might be worth including JSON and human-HTML versions
of each URL, like so:
{
...stufff about a commit...
"parents" : {
"" : { "json" : "http://..j
t; would be happy to assist you in this, and i think it can be done
> incrementally, taking a long time to do but having no outwardly effect on
> the apps.
What will this mean for the famed "single binary, just copy it into your
PATH" effect? Will said single binary still exist and st
gt; And the more important question: should we make fossil to treat all pdf files
> to be binary?
Yes. They are binary files. The fact that they contain lots of ASCII
text is misleading - they can't be treated as text files.
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consensus was that fossil's design "doesn't immediately lend well" to
> solving that. Or maybe it's just that nobody's pitched in yet to do it.
AIUI, both git and fossil store each commit as a full tree; such
cleverness is purely in the hands of the diff algorithm
I've not used Fossil much, but I'm migrating my personal stuff over to it based
on extensive research into which DVCS I'd like to use!
I found I only really mastered git after using it to collaborate with others
(eg, so I had hairy merges to deal with...) so I still look forward to finding
a co
How about always calling new files .fossil (and accepting existing other
names), *and* setting the hidden flag on Windows? Then the documentation is the
same for both: a hidden file called .fossil...
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ened from the commit log.
Aye. My "fossil extras > .fossil-settings/ignore_glob" brought a smile
to my lips.
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> On 12 Aug 2011, at 15:54, Alaric Snell-Pym wrote:
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t need to be part of Fossil - one could just have an
empty-dirs file and a script you run after checkout (dare I say "hook"?
Nah, best not...) that ensures they all exist?
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run out of disk space
at any point...
...shortage of disk space can result in files being creatable (taking up
already-allocated space in inode tables and directory entries) but then
not being writable (leading to zero-length files).
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bold corporate colour scheme could restrict H somewhat if
blue just really clashed with their headers! :-)
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branch shenanigans.
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On 04/14/11 15:28, Alaric Snell-Pym wrote:
> On 04/14/11 15:23, Alaric Snell-Pym wrote:
>> What giveth?
>
> PS: I'm testing that on:
>
> This is fossil version [84e755e213] 2011-03-16 11:19:14 UTC
Updated to:
This is fossil version [289ea2a9b6] 2011-04-14 14:23:52 UTC
On 04/14/11 15:23, Alaric Snell-Pym wrote:
> What giveth?
PS: I'm testing that on:
This is fossil version [84e755e213] 2011-03-16 11:19:14 UTC
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the ticket still appears in
the All Tickets report, even without having had any history added to it;
I just made the ticket.
What giveth?
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On 04/12/11 14:37, Richard Hipp wrote:
> On Tue, Apr 12, 2011 at 9:17 AM, Alaric Snell-Pym
> wrote:
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>> What are people's use-cases for cherry picks, out of interest?
>>
>
> Back-porting important bug fixes from trunk to an historical version
> branch. For ex
s but not others, in which case the merge problem is theirs
when they merge my latest trunk into their branch.
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hoping the system realises it's
got some changes already present due to cherry-picking and doesn't
explode about conflicts if so...
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sneaking into
the system via the back route.
> S.
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presumably be repo-specific rather than part of the global state, is
that a problem?
>
> Paul
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il. I dunno if
the social networking stuff will take off or not... but the fact it can
be implemented like this is amazing! Well done to you and to Richard for
making Fossil flexible through simplicity ;-)
[What a geeky answer. "Dunno about the social stuff, what an awesome
gadget" ;-)]
me of writing, only two people have expressed
opinions on Fossil (and I'm one of them). Let's fix that :-)
Enjoy,
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