Linux command
fossil 命令
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常用示例
Initialize new repository
fossil init [repo.fossil]
Clone a repository
fossil clone [url] [repo.fossil]
Open repository in directory
fossil open [repo.fossil]
Check status
fossil status
Add files
fossil add [file]
Commit changes
fossil commit -m "[message]"
View timeline
fossil timeline
Start web UI
fossil ui
说明
fossil is a distributed version control system designed for software projects, combining source control with bug tracking, wiki documentation, and web-based project management in a single tool. Unlike Git, Fossil stores everything in a single SQLite database file. Created by D. Richard Hipp for managing the SQLite project, Fossil emphasizes simplicity and self-containment. The repository file includes complete project history, tickets, wiki pages, and technical notes. This design makes backups trivial and eliminates synchronization issues between separate systems. Fossil includes a built-in web interface accessible via fossil ui, providing browsing, ticket management, and wiki editing without external tools. The system uses content-addressable storage and cryptographic checksums to ensure data integrity. The autosync feature keeps repositories synchronized automatically, simplifying distributed development. Fossil's branching model encourages feature branches and includes timeline visualization showing development history graphically.
FAQ
What is the fossil command used for?
fossil is a distributed version control system designed for software projects, combining source control with bug tracking, wiki documentation, and web-based project management in a single tool. Unlike Git, Fossil stores everything in a single SQLite database file. Created by D. Richard Hipp for managing the SQLite project, Fossil emphasizes simplicity and self-containment. The repository file includes complete project history, tickets, wiki pages, and technical notes. This design makes backups trivial and eliminates synchronization issues between separate systems. Fossil includes a built-in web interface accessible via fossil ui, providing browsing, ticket management, and wiki editing without external tools. The system uses content-addressable storage and cryptographic checksums to ensure data integrity. The autosync feature keeps repositories synchronized automatically, simplifying distributed development. Fossil's branching model encourages feature branches and includes timeline visualization showing development history graphically.
How do I run a basic fossil example?
Run `fossil init [repo.fossil]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
Where can I find more fossil examples?
This page includes 8 examples for fossil, plus related commands for nearby Linux tasks.