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Comment:Update the list of versionable settings in the documentation.
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User & Date: danield 2023-03-30 08:15:37.947
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2023-03-30
14:51
Commit [cda5d6a7] invalidated the BusyBox steps in the Tcl and Python examples in ยง3.2 of the containers doc. check-in: ddcdc6f30b user: wyoung tags: trunk
08:15
Update the list of versionable settings in the documentation. check-in: 0f9224e98a user: danield tags: trunk
2023-03-28
13:29
Using "FROM busybox" in the second stage of the Dockerfile instead of "FROM scratch" plus a copy of the busybox.static binary installed via APK in the first stage. We're throwing this layer away in the third stage, so the difference is immaterial. This simplifies things without losing anything we care about. check-in: cda5d6a72b user: wyoung tags: trunk
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Most of the settings control the behaviour of fossil on your local
machine, largely acting to reflect your preference on how you want to
use Fossil, how you communicate with the server, or options for hosting
a repository on the web.

However, for historical reasons, some settings affect how you work with
versioned files. These are <tt>allow-symlinks</tt>,
<tt>binary-glob</tt>, <tt>crlf-glob</tt>, <tt>crnl-glob</tt>,
<tt>empty-dirs</tt>, <tt>encoding-glob</tt>, <tt>ignore-glob</tt>,
<tt>keep-glob</tt> and <tt>manifest</tt>. The most important is
<tt>ignore-glob</tt> which specifies which files should be ignored when
looking for unmanaged files with the <tt>extras</tt> command.

Because these options can change over time, and the inconvenience of
replicating changes, these settings are "versionable". As well as being
able to be set using the <tt>settings</tt> command or the web interface,
you can create versioned files in the <tt>.fossil-settings</tt>







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Most of the settings control the behaviour of fossil on your local
machine, largely acting to reflect your preference on how you want to
use Fossil, how you communicate with the server, or options for hosting
a repository on the web.

However, for historical reasons, some settings affect how you work with
versioned files. These are <tt>clean-glob</tt>, <tt>binary-glob</tt>,
<tt>crlf-glob</tt> (and its alias <tt>crnl-glob</tt>), <tt>empty-dirs</tt>,
<tt>encoding-glob</tt>, <tt>ignore-glob</tt>, <tt>keep-glob</tt>,
<tt>manifest</tt>, and <tt>mimetypes</tt>. The most important is
<tt>ignore-glob</tt> which specifies which files should be ignored when
looking for unmanaged files with the <tt>extras</tt> command.

Because these options can change over time, and the inconvenience of
replicating changes, these settings are "versionable". As well as being
able to be set using the <tt>settings</tt> command or the web interface,
you can create versioned files in the <tt>.fossil-settings</tt>