Ok, so if I have this straight… the simple answer is “no”. Fossil is, by
design, not going to let me modify a checkin once it has gone into the DB, fair
enough..
I’m not aware of this reparent fork…are you saying that is a fork of fossil
itself that lets us cheat a little?
I’m not really
On 5/22/2016 3:52 PM, Steve Schow wrote:
> Let’s say I have added file A…then never commit it…
>
> a couple days later I add file B and hit commit
>
> Suddenly I realize that two files were committed. I want them both
> commited, but I want them committed as seperate checkins.
>
> I can move
I’m still lost how I can split a checkin into two checkins..
let me try again…
Let’s say I have added file A…then never commit it…
a couple days later I add file B and hit commit
Suddenly I realize that two files were committed. I want them both commited,
but I want them committed as
On 5/22/2016 2:10 PM, Steve Schow wrote:
> Is there currently any way in fossil to take a checkin and seperate
> one of the files in the checkin to a seperate checkin?
>
> Sometimes I occasionally hit commit and after committing realize there
> was another unrelated file that I had added earlier
Is there currently any way in fossil to take a checkin and seperate one of the
files in the checkin to a seperate checkin?
Sometimes I occasionally hit commit and after committing realize there was
another unrelated file that I had added earlier for something entirely
different. So two files
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