Bastian Kleineidam wrote: > the mr command is great. I minor nit is that removing repositories > requires hand-editing the .mrconfig file. It would be nice to just > do 'mr unregister' from a repository which would delete the whole > section in the .mrconfig file.
Well, when I remove a repository, I often replace its entry in .mrconfig with something like [foo] checkout = false update = rm -rf foo So that my cronned runs of mr can remove it from all my systems. Then later, once I'm sure everything has removed the directory, I remove it from .mrconfig entirely. Of course it would be better to check if foo has uncommitted changes and die with an error in that case, or something, rather than blowing the changes away with rm. This doesn't seem very automatable though. -- see shy jo
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