On Tue, 2005-03-22 at 17:22 +0100, Nikolai Weibull wrote: > Say that I accidentally tagged the wrong revision of a project and that > I now wanted to remove that tagged version from my archive. It seems > that a simple rm -r $ARCHIVE/$PROJECT; rm -r $REVLIBS/$ARCHIVE/$PROJECT > should do the trick, or am I missing something? Please don't argue with > the change in history here. The tagged version is null, no changes have > been done to it and I just want to remove a mistake. I just want to > know if what I did was safe (I actually used mv instead of rm -r, just > to be on the safe side).
If you are using baz, you must also remove the information for this
version from the ~/.arch-cache.
I do not know if the arch cache was merged in tla.
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