[PATCH 1/2] --cvs-exclude for mkfs.jffs2
Josh Boyer
jwboyer at gmail.com
Tue Nov 29 12:08:16 EST 2005
On 11/29/05, Michael Richardson <mcr at sandelman.ottawa.on.ca> wrote:
>
> >>>>> "Wolfgang" == Wolfgang Denk <wd at denx.de> writes:
> Wolfgang> In message <v0mzjofaup.fsf at marajade.sandelman.ca> you wrote:
> >> This adds an option to ignore CVS directories.
>
> Wolfgang> This doesn't make sense to me. You can and should use "cvs
> Wolfgang> export" to create the directory trees you want to package.
>
> yes, one could do that. I chose not to.
> It isn't like I forced this option to be on.
>
> cvs export requires that I actually check my changes in before I can test
> them, which causes a lot of needless churn.
> It may also mean that developers in my team will check in debug statements
> and forget to remove them.
>
> Wolfgang> You use CVS, others use GIT, or Subversion, or ClearCase, or
> Wolfgang> Monotone, or darcs, or ... - it would not be really practical
> Wolfgang> to add special rules for everybody's favorite tool.
>
> It would very much be practical to do this.
> I'd rather have a more general --exclude.
>
> Of course, you argue for removing equivalent options from rsync and other
> things. Accept the patch or not.
I believe the answer is "not".
josh
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