Re: [fossil-users] Request feature : choose directory for the addremove command

2012-04-13 Thread Stephan Beal
On Fri, Apr 13, 2012 at 6:18 PM, vince wrote: > it's not a link. > I open it with the command : > d:\projects> fossil open d:\projects\myproject1\myproject1.fossil > It is generally considered bad practice to have the .fossil file UNDER or IN the "open" target directory. That is the sou

Re: [fossil-users] Request feature : choose directory for the addremove command

2012-04-13 Thread vince
yes, you're right. I tried with the command: d:\projects\myproject1> ..\fossil open myproject1.fossil and there it works! thank you! Le 13/04/2012 18:23, Tomek Kott a écrit : You are opening the "working directory" in the directory from which you call the command (fossil open). Thus, you ARE ope

Re: [fossil-users] Request feature : choose directory for the addremove command

2012-04-13 Thread Tomek Kott
You are opening the "working directory" in the directory from which you call the command (fossil open). Thus, you ARE opening the working directory into d:\projects. hence, fossil addremove adds everything in d:\projects and below. Hence the issues you are seeing. Tomek On Fri, Apr 13, 2012 at 12

Re: [fossil-users] Request feature : choose directory for the addremove command

2012-04-13 Thread vince
it's not a link. I open it with the command : d:\projects> fossil open d:\projects\myproject1\myproject1.fossil Le 13/04/2012 18:11, Stephan Beal a écrit : On Fri, Apr 13, 2012 at 5:37 PM, vince > wrote: I have a repo as follows: d:\projects\myproject1\myproject1.f

Re: [fossil-users] Request feature : choose directory for the addremove command

2012-04-13 Thread Stephan Beal
On Fri, Apr 13, 2012 at 5:37 PM, vince wrote: > I have a repo as follows: d:\projects\myproject1\myproject1.fossil > When I open the repo, the file _FOSSIL_ is in d:\projects\ > Then you're opening it from that directory. Or perhaps projects or myproject1 is a Windows LNK (we've had some weird p

Re: [fossil-users] Request feature : choose directory for the addremove command

2012-04-13 Thread vince
Hello, I have not created my repo at the root of my drive. For example, I have fossil.exe in d:\projects\ I have a repo as follows: d:\projects\myproject1\myproject1.fossil When I open the repo, the file_FOSSIL_ is in d:\projects\ Whenever it is in the same directory as fossil.exe I don't know ho

Re: [fossil-users] Request feature : choose directory for the addremove command

2012-04-13 Thread Matt Welland
On Fri, Apr 13, 2012 at 5:59 AM, vince wrote: > Hello, > > the command "addremove" synchronize the repository with the working > directory. > So that fossil adds files that have nothing to do with my projects, such > as the file fossil.exeitself! > We should be able to choose from which directory

[fossil-users] Request feature : choose directory for the addremove command

2012-04-13 Thread vince
Hello, the command "addremove" synchronize the repository with the working directory. So that fossil adds files that have nothing to do with my projects, such as the file fossil.exeitself! We should be able to choose from which directory we want to do the "addremove". Or we can change the wor