Today I've encountered small glitch when working on one video-slide show.

I had 4 directories each with 50 scanned files which were added to the fossil repo.

I forgot to rename them prior to adding and then did regex rename, but when wanted to commit, Fossil was rightfully complained about MISSING files.

However, Fossil's rm command enables to remove only one file at a time, so I had to use shell scripting to remove all of them in order to be able to commit.

Idea is whether making 'fossil rm' to use e.g. shell's wildcards to remove more files at once would be a nice feature or bloat?

Sincerely, Gour

lrem added on 2011-08-29 16:09:19 UTC:
Implemented a long time ago. Works well in current version, 1.18.