ANN: clean-ignored plugin

[Vincent LADEUIL]

>>>>> "Matthieu" == Matthieu Moy <Matthieu.Moy at imag.fr> writes:

    Matthieu> Alexander Belchenko <bialix at ukr.net> writes:
    >> Because clean-tree ALWAYS delete unknown files. But I
    >> sometimes want to delete ONLY ignored. So Martin's idea to
    >> have 'bzr ignored --delete' behaviour for deleting only
    >> ignored is very handy for me. I'll take the request.

    Matthieu> So, why not

    Matthieu> bzr ignored --delete => clean-ignored
    Matthieu> bzr unknown --delete => clean-tree
    Matthieu> bzr inventory --delete => err, no, just kidding ;-)

I'm not kidding, I will *never* use 'bzr ignored --delete' unless
I have the possibility  to distinguish between :
- 'ignored *for now* but preciouuuus'
-  and 'ignored for ever because I do not care'


And yes I  already use 'ignored' for directories  I may put under
version control later (or part of them, or whatever "I don't want
to handle that *now*, so, bzr, please, just ignore that").

Should that be added to the uses cases ?

       Vincent