- Committer: James Westby
- Date: 2008-02-25 23:41:06 UTC
- Revision ID: jw+debian@jameswestby.net-20080225234106-9b4ql42w13ijewp3
Make version-info --custom imply --all.
When using a custom template you can use variables like {clean} which
are not enabled by default. This causes an ugly traceback.
This fixes the issue by implying --all when --custom (or more exactly
--template) is used, so that all variables are available in templates.
This was the easier fix than having the template code report that the
user should pass --check-clean to have {clean} available, but will
have a performance impact on all users of version-info --custom,
regardless of whether they use {clean}.
When using a custom template you can use variables like {clean} which
are not enabled by default. This causes an ugly traceback.
This fixes the issue by implying --all when --custom (or more exactly
--template) is used, so that all variables are available in templates.
This was the easier fix than having the template code report that the
user should pass --check-clean to have {clean} available, but will
have a performance impact on all users of version-info --custom,
regardless of whether they use {clean}.
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1185.12.49 | 19 years ago | Aaron Bentley | Switched to ConfigObj | Empty |
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2991.2.1 | 17 years ago | Vincent Ladeuil | Update configobj to version 4.4.0: * bzrlib/util/c | 81.6 KB |
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