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Hi,
Sometimes the GitHub repository is not updated for quite a few days. At he moment the last update took place a week ago.
Leslie
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Maybe this happens after merged pull request on github?
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For a mORMot contributors:
I add to SQLite3\Documentation\SourceCodeRep ability to read configuration from environment variables, so now it is possible to define a two variable (in my case):
SET SYN_FOSSILREPO_PATH=D:\Work\synopse
SET SYN_GITREPO_PATH=D:\Work\mORMot
and commit to both git & fossil without changing of SourceCodeRep source
You can also define a GIT_PATH in case git is not in c:\Program Files (x86)\Git\bin\git.exe
Since fossil miss a functionality like .gitignore, I recommend to add this list to a fossil ignores locally by execute a `fossul ui`, go to Admin and paste a content below to `ignore-glob` textbox
*.exe
*.dll
*.bpl
*.bpi
*.dcp
*.so
*.apk
*.drc
*.map
*.dres
*.rsm
*.tds
*.dcu
*.lib
*.a
*.o
*.ocx
*.cfg
*.dof
*.ddp
*.txt
*.dsk
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The same situation form my side with your commits, so I first manually do
>git pull
>fossil pull
>fossil update
and only after this run a Sync from a SourceCodeRep.exe
Adding a pull commands to a bat files must solve the problem
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Just commit a [33c157472d] without manually pulling changes from remote (my sources was several commits behind) using SourceCodeRep. Everything is OK. No unexpected branching..
Last edited by mpv (2016-08-30 13:58:31)
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@AB - the reason of DAG in commit [a30165310f] is a network error during pull operation (I'm use a SourceCodeRep tool). So pull is fail and push create a DAG. I will add a exitcode analyze to the SourceCodeRep and FossilUpdate.bat to prevent such situation
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