bzr commands taking a filename
Matthieu Moy
Matthieu.Moy at imag.fr
Wed Dec 7 15:57:41 GMT 2005
Erik Bågfors <zindar at gmail.com> writes:
> How do you mean here? i just tried
>
> $ cd bzr.dev/bzrlib
> $ bzr log log.py
>
> no problem
Hmm, I also just tried, and I also get no problem. So, the explanation
is most probably that I'm too tired to make relevant bug reports :-(.
I must have misstyped the filename when I tried it.
However, "bzr log inexistant-file.py" should at least warn me.
> Don't know about ignore, but since ignore is a pattern and not a file
> name I find it quite obvious that the pattern has to match from the
> root.
https://launchpad.net/products/bzr/+bug/3780
$ bzr root
/tmp/proj
$ pwd
/tmp/proj/dir
$ ls
file foo
$ bzr ignore ./foo
$ cat ../.bzrignore
./foo
$ bzr unknowns
dir/foo
That's confusing.
--
Matthieu
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