Ticket Hash: | f270321c0f74b354f05ea8632aaac05eb5d68f13 | |||
Title: | Recursively adding directories should respect ignore-glob | |||
Status: | Fixed | Type: | Code_Defect | |
Severity: | Priority: | |||
Subsystem: | Resolution: | Fixed | ||
Last Modified: | 2011-01-05 18:41:27 | |||
Version Found In: | ||||
Description: | ||||
If I set a pattern in my ignore-glob, and said files don't appear under "fossil extra", I would expect "fossil add <subdirectory>" to not add those files. Yet it seems to do just that.
I'm trying to import a somewhat complex project into Fossil, and it places build artifacts in easily-determined locations (compiled .class files in subdirectories called "target", dependencies fetched by the build tool in directories appended with "_managed", etc.) I've successfully got "fossil extra" not listing these, but whenever I try recursively adding a subdirectory, these files are still listed as being added. I've had to wipe out my _FOSSIL file multiple times and re-add all the various files I've tried adding previously several times in order to not get build artifacts in the repository. Seems that if I tell Fossil to ignore something, that it should automatically do so unless explicitly told to do otherwise. Thanks. |