>This depends. The simple case is if there are no patches which affect >both the private files and the public ones. In that case, you can just >obliterate the relevant patches.
Ah, that makes sense. Any idea how I could find those patches easily? >The solution would probably be to generate a Unix diff representing >the public file changes in the patches you want to get rid of, >obliterate the patches, apply the diff and then record a new patch. Right. That's been the solution for so many problems for such a long time... I'd suggest an option to the "remove" command to delete a file from all patches. Or a command to "split" a repository in N (including splitting all patches), so I could keep the history of the private files in a separate repo too. BTW, can I mutate the contents of a patch file? -- Dan _______________________________________________ darcs-users mailing list [email protected] http://www.abridgegame.org/mailman/listinfo/darcs-users
