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  • Committer: Tim Marston
  • Date: 2016-02-16 00:26:53 UTC
  • Revision ID: tim@ed.am-20160216002653-oa8dgponknyislg3
added home directory change reporting to CopyOutWalker; added --quiet option to
update, resolve, revert and init commands; replace use of re.match with
re.search for clarity (and fixed related bug in FileMatcher); added BzrVcs.run
command output when verbose >= 2

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lib/stdhome/command/command.py
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        """
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        @staticmethod
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        def expand_files( files, recurse = True ):
 
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        def expand_files( files ):
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                """Returns a unique, sorted list of relative files, calculated from the list
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                provided, which is made up from individual files and directories
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                relative to the CWD (and which must be contained within the home
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                directory, although the files need not actually exist in the home
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                directory).  All files must exist in the repository.  Directories are
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                recursed in to as required.
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                directory).  All files must exist in the repository.  Any directories
 
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                are recursed in to so that their content is also returned.
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                """
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                ret = set()
 
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                ret = list()
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                home_dir_prefix = os.path.realpath( the.full_home_dir ) + os.sep
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                # iterate through file list
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                                        'not managed by stdhome: %s' % rel_file )
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                        # append the file or directory tree
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                        ret.update( Walker.generate_walk_list(
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                                the.repo.full_dir, rel_file, recurse ) )
 
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                        ret.extend( Walker.generate_walk_list( rel_file ) )
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                return sorted( set ( ret ) )