SHA1 Hash:	d1c993802524c5a47d2e6219f9f1380f6ccff857
Date:	2008-07-27 18:35:06
User:	cle
Edited Comment:	Change behavior of Fossil's tag handling. All subcommands of command tag prepends a prefix sym- infront of every tag name passed to them. Tags beginning with sym- are special in Fossil as they might serve as replacement of a UUID they are attached to. Further, tag list will only list all tags beginning with sym- but with that prefix removed during display as default. All subcommands can get passed an option --raw, that prevent the prepending of the prefix sym- in front of the tag name. tag list will report all tags without removing any prefix if called with option --raw. If a command takes a tag name that may be confused with a UUID, the command did interpret that parameter as a UUID instead as a tag name. Such tags might now be prefixed with a tag: to enforce the command to take them as tag name instead of a UUID. For example: fossil tag add abcde $uuid : fossil update tag:abcde without the prefix tag: fossil would try to update to a UUID beginning with abcde. If no such UUID was found, fossil will complain and exit.
Original Comment:	Change behavior of Fossil's tag handling. 1. All subcommands of command tag prepends a prefix "sym-" infront of every tag name passed to them. Tags beginning with "sym-" are special in Fossil as they might serve as replacement of a UUID they are attached to. Further, "tag list" will only list all tags beginning with "sym-" but with that prefix removed during display as default. All subcommands can get passed an option "--raw", that prevent the prepending of the prefix "sym-" in front of the tag name. "tag list" will report all tags without removeing any prefix if called with option "--raw". 2. If a command takes a tag name that may be confused with a UUID, the command did interpret that parameter as a UUID instead as a tag name. Such tags might now be prefixed with a "tag:" to enforce the command to take them as tag name instead of a UUID. For example: fossil tag add abcde $uuid : fossil update tag:abcde without the prefix "tag:" fossil would try to update to a UUID beginning with abcde. If no such UUID was found, fossil will complain and exit.
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• branch=trunk inherited from [a28c83647d]
• comment=Change behavior of Fossil's tag handling. 1. All subcommands of command <tt>tag</tt> prepends a prefix <tt>sym-</tt> infront of every tag name passed to them. Tags beginning with <tt>sym-</tt> are special in Fossil as they might serve as replacement of a UUID they are attached to.<br><br> Further, <tt>tag list</tt> will only list all tags beginning with <tt>sym-</tt> but with that prefix removed during display as default.<br><br> All subcommands can get passed an option <tt>--raw</tt>, that prevent the prepending of the prefix <tt>sym-</tt> in front of the tag name. <tt>tag list</tt> will report all tags without removing any prefix if called with option <tt>--raw</tt>. 2. If a command takes a tag name that may be confused with a UUID, the command did interpret that parameter as a UUID instead as a tag name. Such tags might now be prefixed with a <tt>tag:</tt> to enforce the command to take them as tag name instead of a UUID. For example: <verbatim> fossil tag add abcde $uuid : fossil update tag:abcde </verbatim> without the prefix <tt>tag:</tt> fossil would try to update to a UUID beginning with <tt>abcde</tt>. If no such UUID was found, fossil will complain and exit. added by [2437a34e4b] on 2008-07-28 06:36:09
• sym-trunk inherited from [a28c83647d]

Modified src/name.c from [ba487d186b] to [825efda6ea].    [diff]

Modified src/tag.c from [29b50a2f4d] to [ec276e4852].    [diff]