Daniel Carrera wrote:
Ok. "mtn suspend" and "mtn disapprove" look like good solutions. Combined with "mtn rebase" that would cover my use case.
Actually, it looks like "suspend" is used to suspend certs rather than revisions. But that's ok, I still have "disapprove".
$ mtn commit mtn: beginning commit on branch 'com.foo' mtn: committed revision 1e129601c2cd983fc6c73053cc13544ac36cc229 ## Oops, I made a mistake. $ mtn log|grep Ancestor|head -n 1 | Ancestor: 4b4069fffd06d8f4c5981314d99838bda9a9b75a $ mtn rebase 4b4069fffd06d8f4c5981314d99838bda9a9b75a $ mtn disapprove 1e129601c2cd983fc6c73053cc13544ac36cc229 It's not as simple as "mtn undo" but it's good enough. Daniel. _______________________________________________ Monotone-devel mailing list Monotone-devel@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/monotone-devel
