On Fri, 31 Jul 2009 13:57:52 +0100
Hamish Allan <ham...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Okay, let me revise my position to: I think it would be *really*
> useful to have a switch to darcs move so that I can type "darcs move
> -retrospectively $LOC1 $LOC2" after I've already moved $LOC1 to $LOC2.
That's exactly what's happening here, and AFAICT darcs always did the
right thing on the matter. I did not try your recipe, though.
$ mkdir test
$ cd test
$ darcs init
$ echo "foo" > a
$ darcs add a
$ darcs record -a -m "first"
Finished recording patch 'first'
$ echo "bar" > b
$ darcs add b
$ darcs record -a -m "second"
Finished recording patch 'second'
$ darcs move a a.txt
$ mv b b.txt
$ darcs move b b.txt
$ darcs wha
move ./a ./a.txt
move ./b ./b.txt
$ darcs rec -a -m "third"
Finished recording patch 'third'
As you can see, both the explicit move of "a -> a.txt" and the
"retrospective" one "b -> b.txt" had the same effect on the recorded
patch, no new option is required IMHO.
ciao, lele.
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