>>>> Is there some kind of 'darcs syncronize' that I could use to >>>> syncronize my repository with other? Something that would do >>>> something like pulling, pushing and conflict checking?
> I assume you mean a two-way sync, such that for two repos R and > S, the end result in that both R and S contain the set union of > all patches from R and S. (...) > > The following is a (very slow!) technique for pushing all > patches that do not introduce conflicts, which I call a "kindly > push". > > #!/bin/bash > x=yd; while while darcs push "$@" <<<$x; do sleep 1; done; do x=n$x; done > Smart. I'll try to rewrite that as a Synchronize.hs, with push x y and push y x in one run. > Reordering how patches occur within a repository is a separate > "optimization" step: > > darcs optimize --repodir x --reorder I think that does what I tought. The manual says there's a situation where that can introduze corruptions, but I wasn't able to understand exactly what. Thanks! Maurício _______________________________________________ darcs-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.osuosl.org/mailman/listinfo/darcs-users
