RE: [Monotone-devel] Netsync questions

[Eric Meyer]

Note that I believe you can also say

$ monotone serve localhost mjw.mt mjw.mt.test1 mjw.mt.test2 mjw.mt.test3

And then pull all brances with

$ monotone pull localhost mjw.mt

or simply pull a single branch

$ monotone pull localhost mjw.mt.test3

Regards,
Eric

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Subject: Re: [Monotone-devel] Netsync questions

Nathaniel Smith writes:
> Serving mjw.mt allows access to mjw.mt.* _as a group_.  So if you
> say
>   $ monotone pull localhost mjw.mt.test3
> it won't work, but if you say
>   $ monotone pull localhost mjw.mt
> then you'll pull all of mjw.mt.*.

Ah, ok -- thanks for the explanation.

> If you want to be able to pull individual branches, say
>   $ monotone serve localhost mjw.mt.test{1,2,3}
> 
> (It might work to serve mjw.mt as well as those, but I'm not sure what
> happens with the netsync code if you have overlapping collections...)

This seems to work ok for me: the server instance doesn't
complain about including a branch in the trees for several
collections, and the sync works correctly.

Mark <><


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