Hi

I am working with fossil in a team, when i want to delete a file from the working tree and commit it, it is always coming back after a few days.

I understand that, when i do add remove, and commit it is being marked as deleted, but when the peer does update it doesn't delete the file, and instead its adding back the file with his next addremove, so when i do filssil update i am getting it back.

How can i remove the file completely?

How can i remove the file completely?

You'll need to stop using "addremove" - it's doing exactly what it's told. Use "add" and "rm" individually to manage the list of files. Use of "addremove" is, IMO, an anti-pattern, especially when working with other developers. It possibly fine for single-person repos, but having multiple developers using it is a recipe for grief.

mmm, i usually have many files to add or remove, i will need to develop a tool that makes a text file with all new files, where i could edit the list and execute, something like nnn has for batch rename.

I have a similer script for doing commits on selected files only.

Anyway thank you very much