Excerpts from Eric Y. Kow's message of Fri Aug 08 08:41:28 +0200 2008: > On Thu, Aug 07, 2008 at 21:30:55 -0400, Max Battcher wrote: > > Eric, with lazy repos and the new _darcs/prefs/sources file its likely > > that just about every command might hit a potential ssh connection to a > > remote repo. > > Good point, so not such a drawback. > > > Which leads me to my next question: Could this be > > implemented just by checking the caches in sources for a copy? This > > would be: > > Interesting. I forget what the situation is with the cleaning of the > cache, but we could need to have a cache which is immune to implicit > cleaning. Such a feature could be very easily added to darcs. > > > "stash" command, using the global cache as a meta-repository for stashed > > patches. Thus one obvious name for a "pull a patch from the cache" > > might be "unstash". (Depending on the way this "unstash from the cache" > > tool detects suitable patches it might make for an interesting tool in > > the weird case that "I want to pull a patch into this repository, but I > > forget which local repository I made it in, so let's just try unstash > > real quick because it should be cached by now...") > > I do sometimes darcs send -O patches and unpull them. Hmm...
I also do it. Another way that I also use is to rollback a patch temporarily and then obliterate the rollback-patch. Regards, -- Nicolas Pouillard aka Ertai
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