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bugs #1871, project xtla.el
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LATEST MODIFICATIONS of bugs #1871:
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Posted by: Robert Widhopf-Fenk <widhopf>
Posted on: 2004-11-30 23:30 (GMT)
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Category: None -> xtla.el
Status: None -> Fixed
Assigned to: None -> widhopf
Open/Closed: Open -> Closed
merge request: ->
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OVERVIEW of bugs #1871:
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URL:
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Summary: ability to revert metadata changes in tla-changes
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Project: xtla.el
Submitted by: None
Submitted on: Mon 15.11.2004 um 20:10
Category: xtla.el
Priority: 5 - Normal
Status: Fixed
Assigned to: widhopf
Originator Email:
Open/Closed: Closed
Planned Release: None
Type of request: small feature
Merge available: No
merge request: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Fixed Release:
Test case in xtla-tests.el:
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I want to be able to revert/undo metadata changes to files whose contents
haven't changed. It would work like this:
- M-x tla-changes
- choose a file with only metadata changes
- M-x tla-changes-revert
Expected behavior: file reverts.
Observed behavior: error message "File [filename] is not modified!"
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Follow-up Comments:
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Date: Mit 24.11.2004 um 22:03 By: Robert Widhopf-Fenk <widhopf>
> Are you saying that tla can't undo single files unless the contents have
changed?
Basically, tla lacks a "revert" command. There is "tla undo", but it works
only on the whole tree. AFAIK future tla-versions may allow a partial undo
similar to a partial commit.
In the meantime a content change can be reversed by "tla file-changes X |
patch -R" or copying the original "cp `tla file-find X` X".
The patch-hack does not work for meta data, but as I just now tested the
copy-hack should work, and in fact we are using the copy-hack. So it should
be easy to do what you want.
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Date: Mon 22.11.2004 um 22:17 By: Daniel Lipsitt <danlipsitt>
I'm not sure that I ever did try to do it directly with tla. I wasn't aware
that tla was incapable of doing this. Are you saying that tla can't undo
single files unless the contents have changed?
I'm unqualified to comment on the ease/wisdom of implementing this function in
xtla if tla doesn't have it.
If this functionality really is unavailable, the error message should say
something like "File [filename] contents are unchanged. [x]Tla can't revert
metadata."
Dan
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Date: Son 21.11.2004 um 09:24 By: Robert Widhopf-Fenk <widhopf>
How are you doing it with tla?
IMHo we should not try to hack here, until a partial-undo or revert is
available by tla.
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Date: Mon 15.11.2004 um 20:12 By: Daniel Lipsitt <danlipsitt>
Damn, I already submitted this as #1813. Sorry about that. More detail here,
though.
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