2016-03-18



I have a cronjob  that  automatically  commits  changes  to  some
directory at night. Today, cron sent me a message reading:

     foo.tar.gz: up to 240 MB of RAM may be required to manage this file
     (use 'hg revert foo.tar.gz' to cancel the pending addition)

I had put a tarball  containing  the  whole  directory  into  the
directory  itself,  for  someone else to download. Hadn't thought
about the nightly auto-commit. Hence, I was relieved to  get  the
message,  because I could ignore the file and keep the repo small
this way. (Used `hg rollback' to undo the commit.)



http://marmaro.de/lue/        markus schnalke <meillo@marmaro.de>