Overview
Artifact ID: | add3dcf447b7de2b8a444e9899e100be7b08ef2b |
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Ticket: | 711d04b6d8577d9b061cba94cc503b95b0a41767
only bail out from commit when no selected files are changed |
User & Date: | jan.nijtmans 2012-09-27 11:21:29 |
Changes
- comment changed to:
When committing a group of files, e.g. <pre>fossil commit *.c</pre> fossil bails out if any of the *.c files is not changed. The -f flag even doesn't work to force this to happen. Normally I do this when the directory contains a lot of *.c files, and I'm lazy to remember (or type) which ones I changed, I only know that ALL files I changed in this directory should be committed. So, I request to: <ul><li>Only bail out if NONE of the selected files changed. <li>Use the -f flag to allow committing even if none of the selected files changed.</ul> Suggestion committed in branch [ticket-711d04b6d8]
- title changed to:
only bail out from commit when no selected files are changed