If there are no file name clashes between the repos you can branch one of them and 'darcs pull' the other one into that branch.
darcs get ~/repo/configs tmp cd tmp darcs pull --all ~/repo/scripts If you really want your home dir to be a darcs repo you can 'darcs init' in it and pull the ~/repo/<something...> repos into it. But remember darcs might overwrite files in ~ if you do that, e.g. a ~/repo/configs/dir/file will overwrite any ~/dir/file, and so on. To get the paths right you can create directories and 'darcs mv' everything to the right place. If you use ~ you should probably move the old repos out of the way before you do this, since they will otherwise "occupy" files in the absolute paths you want to move to. cd tmp (or ~) mkdir -p repo/scripts darcs add repo/scripts darcs mv <script files...> repo/scripts/ darcs record It is perhaps easier to first move the files to the right relative place in the separate repos, and afterwards pull the repos together, so you don't have to sort the different files out by hand. There is a more "hard to understand" way to do it. Branch copies of the original repos, 'darcs move' everything to the right place in the copies. Pull the copies together in a tmp repo. Remove the old original _darcs dirs (or save them somewhere). Move the tmp/_darcs dir to ~. That should be it. A 'darcs whatsnew' should say "no changes". The new ~/_darcs dir has taken over control of the old repos' working files. -- Tommy Pettersson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> _______________________________________________ darcs-users mailing list [email protected] http://www.abridgegame.org/mailman/listinfo/darcs-users
