On 19/03/12 05:19, skeept wrote:
On Mar 18, 11:15 pm, Tony Mechelynck <[email protected]>
wrote:
Hi Tony,
your answer makes a lot of sense, except that I don't run hg pull
directly, I run it in a script that
also tries to get updates for other programs and scripts so I don't
get an opportunity to choose if I want to
discard the changes.
I added the file to .hgignore, so I guess the only time I will have
problems in the future is when some change to
.hgignore occurs.
Best Regards,
Jorge.
Well, I suppose you can add the hg in command to your script. You might
then get a chance to backtrack and see what happened if the script seems
to hang.
With the fetch extension enabled, I would use (under the bash shell)
(hg in && hg fetch --switch-parent || echo 'exit status' $? ; date) \
2>&1 |tee -a ../hg-vim.log
Since hg in ends with exit status 1 when no changes are found, this
would omit the fetch step when there are no changes, or when something
wrong happens causing hg in to signal an error. The ";date" step lets me
see how much time has elapsed since the latest run.
Best regards,
Tony.
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