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I'm making a GUI on pharo/smalltalk for writing structured docs and I'm using fossil as a SCM for the output files (STON, markdown and HTML) and I would like to commit changes on these files from Pharo without answering any questions about time skew or empty comments. I have seen the flags on the help of fossil, but these questions seems unavoidable. There is any way to force a commit without answer any of these questions?

Offray
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  • you might want to ask that on the #pharo-users mailing list – Damien Cassou Nov 05 '14 at 10:18
  • @DamienCassou I have done that. My question is more related with how to pass arguments to Fossil to order it not making any question on time skew or empty comments. – Offray Nov 08 '14 at 02:30

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Use fossil commit --allow-empty --allow-older --comment " " --no-warnings

This should commit without questions at all. But I would suggest using some meaningful comment instead. At least something is good to be displayed in the time-line of the repository. And it is good practice to comment the changes.

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