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The documentation on branching in Fossil SCM says a leaf is considered closed if it has a closed tag. However, when I enter

> fossil tag add closed xxxxx
> fossil leaves --closed
>

it doesn't show anything as closed. The same thing happens if I add the tag with --propagate. When I check closed leaves of Fossil itself, the leaves listed have no closed tags displayed. What am I misunderstanding?

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Hello. Not too late?

Use fossil tag add --raw closed check-in

Another way to do it is start the user interface, go to check-in details and edit its properties (mark as closed)

Benoit
Another way to do it is start the user interface, go to check-in details and edit its properties (mark as closed)
Benoit
Just in time, Benoit, thank you. You could also copy your comment into your answer, because both are working great.
Adam Schmideg
Hello Adam. I was asking whether it was not too late because I registered only Yesterday, and thought this question could be old as fossil-related topics are quite rare here. I now can see that you posted it 2 days ago…
Benoit
The `fossil ui` command is the recommended way to do this. The ui has a lot of features that are hiding behind inconspicuous links.
RBerteig