On 4/1/07, Albert Reiner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am not entirely sure I understand what you are doing. You are
working on repo foo, and then did `cp -r foo bar'? You might have
used `darcs get foo bar' just as well for that.
Then you work in foo and want to have some of the changes in bar, and
want them to be recorded, too? In that case, you can just record the
patches in foo and push to, or pull into, bar.
Ok my repo is foo (this was created and is updated from a public repo
someone else maintains) so i did "cp -r foo bar' and then I work in
bar. That way if I screwed up something very bad and don't know what
code I had deleted that is causing the error I can just look at my
reference "foo" dir and do a diff to see what I had deleted. Then if I
make a patch I will do it in bar but manually 'darcs record' it in
foo. I then have a public repo which I maintain in a remote ssh
account. So I guess I am wondering if there is a better method I can
use for my local machine development ("foo" and "bar") and updating my
public repo "baz" with "foo". :)
Zach
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