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Richard Kerry wrote: > Please would you clarify what you mean by 'static' files ? > Would it be files that might normally be categorized as Intermediate > files ? Ie files that can easily be regenerated by an application from > some sort of source file, that is also committed in the repository, but > that because of the time taken for that application to run are > conventionally also committed. > It can be different things... locally generated files that contain timestamps, which cause a new revision to be committed each time, also local configuration files - those where a template is in the repository and it's edited on the client, but you don't normally want that committed back to the repository. Also things like binary builds (if you have binaries in the repository).. you don't necessarily want all the intermediate test builds to be committed back, only ones that specifically committed as stable. Essentially the ks flag says you don't care what happens on the client - the repository version is always the most current. Tony