protocol being saved is >= 29.
- Call the new get_rule_prefix() function to figure out the right
rule prefix.
- Strip out the --filter and -f options from the cached command-line.
functionality.
- Got rid of --delete-before.
- Added --delete-during.
- Added a popt alias for --delete-during: --del.
- Fixed a bug in the generation of the proper --delete options
for the server.
- Generate an error if the user tries to specify both --delete-during
and --delete-after.
- Changed XFLG_WORDS_ONLY to XFLG_NO_PREFIXES.
- Added XFLG_DEF_EXCLUDE and XFLG_ABS_PATH.
- Added some new MATCHFLG_* values for the new merge-file support.
- Put the "slash_cnt" var (in the exclude_struct) into a union with
the new megelist pointer.
option:
- The special handling for cvs_exclude went away.
- Call push_local_excludes() and pop_local_excludes() instead of fiddling
with the (no longer present) local_exclude_list var.
for the --filter option. Some noteworthy changes:
- Added push_local_excludes() and pop_local_excludes() to implement
the changes needed as we go from directory to directory (this takes
the place of the old local_exclude_list var that only handled the
.cvsignore files). These per-dir excludes are linked into the same
exclude list as the global excludes.
- The exclude list is transferred as filter rules to an rsync that
talks protocol 29 or above. It limits itself to just include/exclude
rules for older rsyncs.
- Reordered some of the options in the --help list.
- Made the popt-handling of the delete options simpler.
- Parse the new --keep-dirs option.
- Parse the new --list-only option.
- Set recurse to -1 (infinite) for the -r and -a options.
- Set keep_dirs for --list-only.
< 0, it specifies infinite recursion, otherwise it contains a
count of how many levels of recursion we will allow.
- If the user is processing/listing a non-recursive directory/
arg, send the contents.
- Moved the computing of the options for the server down until
after we've figured out the protocol_version for the transfer.
- If we're talking to a protocol-29 server in list-only mode,
force the new --list-only mode (which avoids the -r with
--exclude="/*/*" kluge).
- Output the options we sent to the daemon if verbose > 1.
