On Mon, Jul 19, 2010 at 11:11:26 +0100, Eric Kow wrote: > > What we'd really like to do is: > > > > repo-a> darcs stash ../repo-b > Interesting. So what would the whole workflow look like?
In case that was unclear, the question was related to that command above. Basically, who types darcs unstash, where, and what happens next? While I'm at it, patch303 suggests one possibility, which is darcs revert -o foo.stash darcs unrevert --bundle foo.stash # alternatively, darcs apply foo.stash, darcs unrecord Ah but details, details, details. For example, what happpens if the stash file already exists? Do we just clobber it? (right now yes), but as an alternative, could we just find an new name like foo.stash-1 and tell the user? Or do we instead append to the pre-existing bundle? OK fine, so suppose we develop a new behaviour like appending to the bundle... then it's Conceptual Integrity time, because we also have a notion of using -o/-O to save to bundles which are used by darcs send and darcs obliterate. Should those versions of the -o/-O flag behave the same way as in revert? I'm sure we can work this out... -- Eric Kow <http://www.nltg.brighton.ac.uk/home/Eric.Kow> For a faster response, please try +44 (0)1273 64 2905.
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