Hi Ashley, 

Ashley's use case:
am>  Currently we use a shared Dropbox folder and do this (2-3 times per week if
am>  there are 3 of us, massively more often on the rare occasion we had 4 
people
am>  at the same time):
am>  
am>    * B records patch "WIP - UNRECORD"
am>    * C pulls "WIP - UNRECORD"
am>    * C unrecords "WIP - UNRECORD"
am>    * B obliterates "WIP - UNRECORD"
 
On Mon, Jul 19, 2010 at 18:33:04 -0400, Max Battcher wrote:
mb> Right now, it seems to me that Ashley Moran's use case could mostly be
mb> handled by normal patch exchange and amend-record to move from
mb> work-in-progress to "releasable" patch states.

Max has a point there, Ashley.  If you're going to work this way (obliterating
patches that others have pulled) why not just record a bunch of "WIP" patches
and when you're ready to save them, do something like

   darcs unrecord --match 'name ^WIP'?
   darcs record

Thanks,

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Eric Kow <http://www.nltg.brighton.ac.uk/home/Eric.Kow>
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