On Jul 31, 2006, at 4:40 PM, Philippe Bossut wrote:
Andi Vajda wrote:Even with this caveat, this is a fantastically cool addition to recover from a trashed repository. I feel a little bit better using Chandler for all sorts of things already... :) Thanks!This update introduces the changes to the --undo command line option: --undo n undoes the 'n' newest versions of the repository for example, to undo the last version, rc --undo 1--undo check undoes all the newest versions as long as they fail check() in other words, undo stops at the latest (newest) versionthat passes check()Reminder: all data for an undone version is permanently removed from therepository and cannot be recovered. Undo cannot be undone.
Should Chandler, when it detects this option on the command-line, do some sort of backup? Or add --undo-but-make-me-feel-warm-and-fuzzy ?
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