nning the program) if a wildcard
>failed to match
Ah, I see. I use bash and that passes the wildcard through unchanged. I didn't
remember that other shells do it differently.
Still, for the people who use bash and similar shells (which must be the
majority?), svn will see the wildcard and could offer guidance.
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Ed Avis
o'
Thanks for producing the patch - I guess it's up to the other developers now.
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what was intended.
Wildcard support like this would also make some operations easier; see the FAQ
for examples.
If this feature has already been considered by the developers and rejected,
I apologize. I didn't see anything when searching the issue tracker.
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