Le Lundi 23 Janvier 2006 09:26, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit : > Mon Jan 23 04:09:50 CET 2006 [EMAIL PROTECTED] > * add --working to rollback > --woking allow to user to apply the rollback to the working copy > instead pristine, the patch is neither recorded in this case. > To undo the change the user cas use revert, to keep it, he can use > record. New patches:
Hum sound like I am not familiar enough with darcs send :\ Quite sorry for the noise. The goal of this patch is to add a way to unapply a patch on the current working dir. As my knowledge with haskell are very young, it surelly need a review about indentation, but it works. So with this patch, doing darcs rollback --working unapply the patch without deleting it from pristine/patches list. It come to me a question, is it usefull to have rollback undoing a patch, removing it from pristine tree without reflecting the change on wokring tree ? Also should my patch record an UNDO patch in pending queue ? Is --working name appropriate ? Should my rollback --working move on a new darcs command ? The new option is not document, if you think it is usefull, I will end the works ASAP. In all case, comment welcome.
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