I figured I would check out fossil for some small apps I have to complete. I am not new to DVCS as I have used CVS, subversion, mercurial, and git. After installing on my Mac (10.7), using homebrew, I
I have 2 local repos on my notebook. The first one is Fresh.fossil (http://chiselapp.com/user/johnfound/repository/FreshIDE/), located in C:\\FASM\\STUFFS, and the second one is book.fossil (http://cl
I\'ve done some research, but honestly can\'t se开发者_C百科em to figure this out. You can set some set some options to have fossil extras ignore files, but not fossil add?The configuration options t
After reading the builtin help, it seems to me that both commads can be used for modifying the workspace to match a certain revision. But I don\'t understand the differences between update and checkou
Say I want to commit a new version into the repository, but I\'d like to au开发者_JAVA技巧tomatically insert the checksum of that new commit (unknown to me) into a file (or somewhere into a file) that
Here is the complete workflow: Initialize the repository and the workspace $ fossil new repo.fossil $ mkdir workspace
The documentation on branching in Fossil SCM says a leaf is considered closed if it has a closed tag.However, when I enter
With Fossil source control, does the \"fossil clone\" command have the exact same effect as if you just copy the repository file manually?
I really need to get started with source control because I\'m going absolutely crazy keeping track of my code and modifications as it is.
What I like about fossil is that it uses plain old sqlite to store changesets, files, etc. I can use its command line tool to query the repository, but if I want somet开发者_Go百科hing not supported b
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