On 7/24/07, Eric Y. Kow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> To do this, I need to find the contents of each side so that I can
> display them. The problem is that running "darcs pull --dry-run
> --verbose", for instance, does not yield sufficient information.
First: an apology; I have not read your message thoroughly.
Second: would a sequence like this help?
darcs get local localClone
cd localClone
darcs pull --all remote
# darcs diff at your leisure?
cd ..
cd local
darcs pull # the selected patches
This will work, but is not feasible in practice -- it will be much too
slow even on trivially-sized repos.
You might also want to watch out for darcs's handling of dependencies.
If you, for example, elect not to pull a patch, darcs will not allow
you to pull any patch that depends on it.
Absolutely. Darcs does not supply this dependency information,
unfortunately. Some trickery with "pull --no-deps" might be used to
detect dependencies.
Alexander.
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