On 2005-12-01, at 09:37, Richard A. Smith wrote:
Just occured to me that you may not have any patches to unpull. In
this case you should use unrecord. But be warned if you don't have
those changes in another repo they will be gone.
Uh, I think there's some confusion here. David, you need to make a
copy of the repo and use unpull. Unrecord is the exact opposite of
record -- it forgets the patch you just made, but does not alter your
working directory. I can't think of any situations where unpull would
fail but unrecord succeed.
On 2005-12-01, at 09:40, Daniel Carrera wrote:
What would be really nice is to output the contents of one specific
file as it was before patch xyz was applied. I think that's what
Rob wants, and it's certainly something I would want.
You can get the diffs, so something like this may work (albeit
awkwardly):
darcs diff -u --from-patch="Some patch" file-to-diff.c | patch -R -p1
You can then revert it back to your current copy. (Be sure to back it
up if it had un-recorded changes.)
Jonathon Mah
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