On Sun, 2009-04-05 at 22:50 +0000, Daniel Clemente wrote:
>
>
> Since ignoring the unknown files is a common operation, a new option
> --unknown to the command „ignore“ could do this automatically. Then
> you could just run „bzr ignore --unknown“ and it would write
> in .bzrignore each file which was listed under „unknown“ in „bzr
> status“.
>
> Otherwise you must add each file by hand (with copy+paste) or find
> patterns that match all files seen in „bzr status“.
bzr ignore $(bzr unknowns) should do this for you. Adding an option to
do it would make this more discoverable and accessible on non-unix
platforms.
On Sun, 2009-04-05 at 22:50 +0000, Daniel Clemente wrote:
>
>
> Since ignoring the unknown files is a common operation, a new option
> --unknown to the command „ignore“ could do this automatically. Then
> you could just run „bzr ignore --unknown“ and it would write
> in .bzrignore each file which was listed under „unknown“ in „bzr
> status“.
>
> Otherwise you must add each file by hand (with copy+paste) or find
> patterns that match all files seen in „bzr status“.
bzr ignore $(bzr unknowns) should do this for you. Adding an option to
do it would make this more discoverable and accessible on non-unix
platforms.
-Rob