Several times now, I have lost a bunch of work by forgetting to 'quilt
add' things before I used 'rm', 'cp', or 'mv' on them. What is the
interest in quilt versions of these commands, a la 'svn rm', etc.?
Each would essentially calculate the affected files, 'quilt add' those
files, and then invoke the basic command, e.g.,
quilt rm foo.* :=
quilt add foo.*
rm foo.*
The calculations of "affected files" would be a bit more complex for
'cp' and 'mv', but they are certainly not undecidable.
If there's interest, I could draft a patch to add these.
Dustin
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