Note: some sub-commands can be invoked with alternate names. For example,
"fcm help" is the same as "fcm ?". In this annex, some favourite alternate
names are listed, separated by a pipe, i.e. the above example will be given as
"fcm help|?".
fcm diff|di [OPTIONS] |
Display working copy changes in unified diff format |
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-b |
Show differences relative to the base of the branch |
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-g |
Display working copy changes with a graphical diff
tool |
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-r N |
Display working copy changes against revision N |
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-t |
Display differences in Trac, (with -b only) |
fcm revert [OPTIONS] PATH |
Restore the file PATH to the pristine copy |
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-R |
Descend PATH recursively, restoring any modified files to
the pristine copy |
fcm mkdir [PATH] |
Add a directory PATH under revision control |
fcm add [OPTIONS] [PATH] |
Add PATH under revision control |
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-c |
Check for items not under revision control and add
them |
fcm delete|del|rm [OPTIONS] [PATH] |
Remove PATH from revision control |
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-c |
Check for missing items and remove them |
fcm copy|cp SRC DST |
Duplicate SRC to DST, remembering history |
fcm move|mv SRC DST |
Move or rename SRC to DST, remembering history |
fcm log [OPTIONS] [TARGET] |
Show the log message of a TARGET that can either be
working copy or URL |
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-r N[:M] |
Show the log message of a range of reivsions |
fcm list|ls [OPTIONS] [TARGET] |
List directory entries in TARGET |
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-r N |
List directory entries of revision N |
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-v |
List directory entries in verbose mode |
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-R |
List directory entries recursively down the
directories |
fcm trac [TARGET] |
Open a WWW browser to browse TARGET with Trac |