On 2007-05-22T12:03:27, Dejan Muhamedagic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> There wasn't and I think that I told you what I did: create a new
> repository and copy files using cp(1) from the old one and then do
> commit/push. I'm so scared of this thing, I won't use the -f in a
> thousand years :)
Ah, when you use "cp", you copied over the changes from Alan as well, I
assume, and when you eventually committed, that's how they got back in.
> > I think both Alan and you use Mercurial to frequently only commit "one"
> > file while you have several local changes, because in this way, you can
> > work on "independent" changes w/o actually creating several work-spaces.
> Indeed. I almost always do hg commit file1 file2 ...
Yeah, that's not exactly the best way of handling mercurial. Workspaces
and local clones are cheap. (Or stack quilt on top of one, which also
works well.)
Regards,
Lars
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