Hi - while checking through things, I spotted this grammar mistake.

Index: src/shun.c
==================================================================
--- src/shun.c
+++ src/shun.c
@@ -124,11 +124,11 @@
         @ %s(p)<br>
       }
       @ will no longer be shunned.  But they may not exist in the repository.
       @ It may be necessary to rebuild the repository using the
       @ <b>fossil rebuild</b> command-line before the artifact content
-      @ can pulled in from other repositories.</p>
+      @ can be pulled in from other repositories.</p>
     }
   }
   if( zUuid && P("add") && cgi_csrf_safe(2) ){
     const char *p = zUuid;
     int rid, tagid;

And yes, I was doing commit pruning at the time, as I was continuously getting "Warning: multiple open leaf check-ins ...", which I could only trace to the "Initial empty commit" that was made when the fossil was originally generated. I "shunned" that, pushed it to my remote, then rebuilt on both ends, and then unshunned so the hash can be reused.

Next time, we'll hope I start the fossil repo before I populate it from a prior git repo's content. By the way, is there a way to create the fossil entirely from a git repo's contents, without that "Initial empty commit" that fossil has?

Cheers, brickviking
(Post 34)