On Thu, 2 Apr 2009 15:38:37 -0700
Thomas Hartman <[email protected]> wrote:
> I would like to be able to use the flags
>
> --match=PATTERN select a single patch matching PATTERN
> -p REGEXP --patch=REGEXP select a single patch matching REGEXP
> -t REGEXP --tag=REGEXP select tag matching REGEXP
>
> for
>
> darcs show files (aka darcs show files)
Today I tried to use "darcs show file -p 1234", but the result wasn't what I
expected. What I wanted was to see a list of all the files changed by a set
of patches that all matched the same ticket number.
What I think I got instead was a list of all the files that were in the repo
when those patches were added. On reflection, perhaps that's consistent
with how "darcs show files" work, and what I really want is this:
# Show the list of unique files touched a ticket number (expressed through -p
REGEX)
darcs changes --files -p 1234
Here's my use case: I'm doing a peer review of a set patches that relate to a
certain ticket number. I want to make sure that I review each changed file,
so I would use this report as a checklist.
In the past I've accomplished this by using "darcs changes --summary" and then
munging the results to a get unique list of files.
Does anyone else share my interest in this feature?
Mark
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